Bitcoin’s price, which recently reached a high of $74,000, has since fallen back, losing around $6,000 and currently trading below $68,000. This dip wasn’t entirely surprising.
The recent drop in price followed Friday’s US jobs report and new threats made by President Trump regarding Iran and Cuba.
A new report shows the country lost 92,000 jobs in February, and the unemployment rate increased to 4.4%. This slowdown in the job market was unexpected, as experts had predicted a gain of around 60,000 jobs for the month.
Today’s price drop might also be due to comments made by the President. He initially warned Cuba, suggesting its government wouldn’t last much longer.
He also mentioned the US is presently concentrating on conflict with Iran, but is very eager to reach an agreement. He proposed that Senator Marco Rubio would be a good choice to lead discussions with Cuba.
During a discussion about Iran, Trump stated that he doesn’t foresee any agreement with the country, and instead, is demanding complete surrender.
Last year, when the US and Iran had another conflict, analysts at the Kobeissi Letter predicted a similar outcome. The President made a strong statement on social media at that time, but a resolution was reached just six days later.
Today, President Trump called for Iran’s “unconditional surrender.”
The last time we saw this happen was on June 17th, 2025.
6 days later, on June 23rd, a ceasefire was announced.
Will history repeat itself on March 12th?
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) March 6, 2026
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2026-03-06 23:10