Trump suddenly "ceases fire"? Is geopolitical tension starting to bring warmth to the crypto world?

When the U.S. president announces the end of hostile actions against Iran and informs Congress—this is not diplomatic news, it's a "positive for risk assets."
Why?
Because the market's biggest fear is "uncertainty."
Once tensions ease, the first reaction of funds is:
"Can take some risks now."
So you'll see:
Stock markets rise, crypto markets rise, gold hesitates.
This is a classic example of "risk appetite returning."
But don’t celebrate too early.
Geopolitical stories are never linear; they’re more like a suspense thriller:
You think it’s over, but it’s just the beginning of the next episode.
Market reactions are often short-lived—
After the positive news is priced in, investors start looking for the next reason to sell.
So the real significance of this news isn’t "rising," but "daring to rise."
To sum up:
Peace is good news, but the market cares more about how long it can last.
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