Iran’s missile strikes on US targets rattle crypto markets as Bitcoin drops 2%
Iran's SNSC vows continued missile strikes on US targets. Bitcoin fell 2% to $62K with $350M in crypto liquidations as Gulf tensions escalate. The post Iran’s missile strikes on US targets rattle crypto markets as Bitcoi...
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Iran's SNSC vows continued missile strikes on US targets. Bitcoin fell 2% to $62K with $350M in crypto liquidations as Gulf tensions escalate.
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