Due to the "U.S.-Iran negotiations ending without an agreement" impact, Bitcoin temporarily dropped over 2%.

2026-04-12 02:59:32

Mars Finance News, April 12 — According to market data, affected by the news that “the U.S.-Iran negotiations have ended, and the two sides failed to reach an agreement,” Bitcoin fell by more than 2% in the short term, temporarily trading at $71,535. Earlier reports, citing Iran-related sources, said that the U.S.-Iran negotiations ended a few minutes ago. Due to the U.S.’s excessively high demands, a joint framework and an agreement could not be reached, and the two sides failed to reach a deal. U.S. Vice President Vance said on the 12th at a press conference held in Islamabad, Pakistan, that the U.S. has not reached a consensus with Iran and will return to the United States.

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