Bitcoin steadies at $62,600 as South Korean stock crash drives crypto surge

Bitcoin consolidated at $62,600 after Monday's selloff, as Donald Trump threatened further strikes on Iran and global markets remained volatile. A meltdown in South Korea's KOSPI stock index pushed investors toward cryptocurrency, sending South Korean crypto trading volumes sharply higher. Gold extended its slide amid the uncertain geopolitical environment.

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