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Historically, geopolitical instability tends to drive investors away from riskier assets. That's what happened Friday with crypto as Iran-Israel tensions escalated. origin »
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Following the TRUMP meme coin’s $72 billion debut, the crypto market was hit with a flood of scams, as 6,800 fraudulent tokens and 91 fake dApps rapidly appeared, analysts say. What starts with a surge of excitement can quickly turn…
The global adoption trend for Bitcoin-related investment products continues to strengthen, with Six new mutual funds set to debut in Israel. According to a report by the Calcalist on Wednesday, Dec.
Israel is set to introduce six Bitcoin-linked mutual funds on Dec. 31, marking a significant step in the country’s crypto investment landscape. local media outlets Calcalist and Globes reported.
Bitcoin and altcoins continued their downward trend while crude oil prices jumped as the odds of a wider crisis in the Middle East rose. Bitcoin (BTC) retreated below $60,000 for the first time since Sep. 16 after Joe Biden hinted…
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East loom over Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, but not for long, according to analysts. Ballistic missile attacks from Iran against Israel triggered a market selloff on Oct.
Bitcoin is down at writing, slipping roughly 8% from September highs. After two days of losses, BTC is starting Q4 2024 on the wrong footing, with the real risk of prices sliding below $60,000 and back to September and August lows.
Why are markets staying calm while the Middle East is on fire? Is Bitcoin really immune to geopolitical chaos, or are we missing something bigger here? Missiles fly, Bitcoin steady A year ago, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood confidently…