US President Donald Trump recently said a deal with Iran could be signed within the next “two or three days,” suggesting tensions in the Middle East may be easing. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has recovered from recent lows below $59,500 and is currently trading around $63,000.
President Trump: Iran deal could be signed within two to three days
President Trump said in a speech on Monday that negotiations with Iran are at the “last hurdle” and that no major hurdles remain.
“I don’t think there’s a sticking point. I think we’re very close to closing a very good, strong deal.”
He also claimed that an agreement could be signed within “a few days.”
The announcement followed reports that President Trump had warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that continued military action could reduce U.S. support and isolate Israel.
🚨 $Trump: A deal with Iran could be days away
president $Trump He said there was a “very good chance” of reaching a deal with Iran within the next two or three days, adding: “We are very close.”
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— Money Ape (@TheMoneyApe) June 9, 2026
President Trump later posted on Truth Social that both Iran and Israel are calling for an immediate ceasefire while final peace negotiations continue.
Hopes for a deal rise, but doubts persist
Despite the bullish news, many traders remain skeptical about the deal. This is not the first time President Trump has said that a deal with Iran is close.
According to reports, he has declared a deal “imminent” about 37 times since April, but no final deal has yet been reached.
The key to a peace agreement is that surrounding sanctions, nuclear restrictions, and long-term security issues remain unresolved.
Still, investors are continuing to monitor the talks because even a temporary easing of tensions in the Middle East could ease fears of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and lower oil prices.
If the deal goes through, how high could Bitcoin go next?
Meanwhile, Bitcoin has recovered from recent lows around $59,500 and is currently trading around $62,590.
If the US-Iran deal is successfully reached, experts believe that Bitcoin could target the $66,000 range as the first major uptrend.
A stronger breakout supported by fresh buying pressure could open the door to above $72,000.
