The Strait of Hormuz reopens! BTC surges back to 65,000, and the US-Iran ceasefire surprisingly causes a global asset rally?

What does the market like most? It’s not the realization of bad news, but the disappearance of uncertainty.
On June 14th, the US and Iran announced a permanent ceasefire and restored normal navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. As soon as the news broke, crude oil prices “plunged,” while risk assets cheered like students returning from holiday.
Bitcoin re-claimed the $65,000 level, with mainstream assets like ETH and SOL rebounding in sync, leading to a widespread recovery in the crypto market after a long absence.
Why is the market so excited?
The reason is simple.
The war premium has vanished, and global funds are once again chasing growth assets.
The decline in crude oil reduces inflation pressure, and the Fed’s future rate cut expectations are heating up. This is a double positive for tech stocks and the crypto market.
From historical experience, whenever geopolitical risks ease, funds tend to flow back into risk markets.
And as the “amplifier” of global liquidity, BTC often benefits first.
This breakthrough above 65,000 is not just a rebound; it’s an important signal of a new trend resuming.
If subsequent agreements can remain stable, there is further room for global risk appetite to increase.
For investors, rather than worrying about the end of the rally, it’s better to focus on the speed of capital returning.
When falling oil prices, improved dollar liquidity, and rising rate cut expectations resonate together, market sentiment often becomes more optimistic than expected.
The biggest feature of a bull market is that good news keeps amplifying.
And now, the story may just be beginning. #我的Gate交易时刻