
Bitcoin rebounds above $77,000 amid hopes for peace with Iran
Bitcoin is rebounding and has once again surpassed $77,000. The reasons behind this include hopes for a deal with Iran and Nasdaq’s plans for crypto options.
The crypto market now represents over $2.5 trillion in cumulative market cap, with Bitcoin accounting for 50-60% and Ethereum 15-20%. Since spot Bitcoin ETFs launched in the US in January 2024 (BlackRock IBIT, Fidelity FBTC...), the asset class has become institutional: it's no longer only retail buying — pension funds, family offices and listed companies (MicroStrategy, Tesla) are in too.
In Europe, the MiCA regulation in force since late 2024 imposes a clear framework on stablecoin issuers and service providers (PSAN in France, registered with the AMF). For users, French taxation remains at the 30% flat rate (PFU) for occasional gains, with a mandatory declaration of every foreign account via form 3916-bis.
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Bitcoin is rebounding and has once again surpassed $77,000. The reasons behind this include hopes for a deal with Iran and Nasdaq’s plans for crypto options.

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