The recent statements made by US President Donald Trump have not significantly affected Bitcoin’s price stability. He reportedly dismissed earlier assertions suggesting that the United States might take military action against Iran, similar to its actions in Venezuela last week.
This information surfaced today through Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan, who also mentioned that Trump had urged Tehran not to target American interests.
TRUMP DECLARES NO INTENTION TO ATTACK IRAN
According to the Iranian ambassador in Pakistan, President Donald Trump has expressed his desire for peace and stated he will refrain from any military strikes against Iran. He also requested that Tehran avoid targeting U.S. assets.
Trump later softened his rhetoric, indicating a decrease in violence and noting…
— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) January 15, 2026
The president’s remarks followed a previous indication where he suggested that there were no plans for Iran to execute protesters after being informed that “the killings in Iran have ceased.”
Human rights organizations report a staggering death toll of over 2,400 individuals due to recent crackdowns by local authorities responding to widespread protests across the nation.
A statement released today by G7 nations expressed serious concern regarding the situation unfolding in Iran and condemned the “escalation of brutal repression” carried out by Iranian authorities against their own citizens.
It is worth noting that Bitcoin’s price experienced fluctuations on January 3 when the U.S. conducted military operations in Venezuela—dropping from $91,000 down below $89,500 before recovering strongly over subsequent days.
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Currently trading around $97,000, Bitcoin remains largely unaffected by Trump’s latest comments regarding Iran as it continues its stable trajectory.