
Bitcoin prices experienced volatility amid escalating US-Israel-Iran tensions, dropping to around $63,000 before recovering to approximately $66,900. The market saw significant short-term declines, with over $128 billion wiped from the crypto market, followed by a modest rebound. Experts note Bitcoin's structural resilience despite geopolitical shocks, suggesting potential for recovery if tensions ease. Investors remain cautious, monitoring futures market indicators and ETF flows as geopolitical risks continue to influence digital asset performance.
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