Monday’s Israel-Iran ceasefire turned out to be a short-lived deal as both sides resumed hostilities just minutes after President Donald Trump’s announcement. 

Trump rebuked Israel for its air and missile strikes on Tuesday, warning that continued bombings would constitute a “major violation” of the ceasefire.

Later addressing the press, the US President used explicit language to express his displeasure towards both nations. 

The return of hostilities has sparked fears of another meltdown in stocks and the crypto market. However, equities remain resilient, with all major US indices up nearly 1%. Meanwhile, crypto prices are rebounding sharply, as Bitcoin reclaimed the $105,000 level on Tuesday.

Among altcoins, Sei, Dogwifhat, and SPX6900 continue to lead the charge, indicating that the crypto bull market isn’t over. 

Israel, Iran Hostilities Resume – Should Investors Be Concerned?

Minutes after President Trump took to social media to announce a ceasefire in the Middle East, reports of an assassination strike in Iran began circulating online.

Israel, in turn, accused Iran of violating the agreement first, a claim it used to justify launching retaliatory strikes.

Trump expressed clear frustration with both nations on Tuesday morning, even using explicit language as he singled out Israel for its escalatory bombing campaign.