Netanyahu publicly called the US-Iran understanding memorandum a "total disaster," emphasizing that as long as the Iran nuclear issue and missile problems are not resolved, threats will still exist. Israeli National Security Minister Benny Gantz stated that the agreement has "no binding force" on Israel, and Israel will not adjust any military deployments.

Trump then responded in an interview that if Iran performs poorly, he will re-deploy bombs. This statement serves both as a deterrent to Iran and as reassurance to Israel. The United States still has military options.

Israel is currently the biggest uncertain variable in the implementation chain of the agreement. Israel refuses to accept the agreement arrangements and continues military operations in southern Lebanon. If, after signing, Israel takes larger unilateral actions, such as airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, the 60-day negotiation window could break down earlier.

The current rebound logic of BTC incorporates expectations of US-Iran peace; once this premise is shaken, the $62,000 support will face direct testing.

In the short term, it is not advisable to increase positions just because the peace agreement is implemented; wait until Israel's subsequent reactions are clear before acting more steadily. $BTC