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Sign InIran's proposal to collect Bitcoin (BTC) tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz remains a focal point as official negotiations with the U.S. commenced in Pakistan on April 10. These talks aim to finalize ceasefire terms, though JPMorgan has issued a stern warning regarding a 'worst-case scenario' for global markets should the agreement collapse. Amidst this diplomatic uncertainty, Bitcoin's price has shown resilience, holding steady above the critical $72,000 support level. While industry figures like Arthur Hayes have dismissed the toll demands as a "media stunt," the involvement of major financial institutions underscores the high geopolitical stakes. The outcome of the Pakistan summit is now viewed as the primary driver for potential volatility in both energy and digital asset markets. Investors are closely monitoring whether this diplomatic push can stabilize the fragile regional truce and secure maritime passage.