Bitcoin price dips below $63K amid US-Iran tensions
Bitcoin fell 2.8% below $63K as US military strikes on Iran triggered risk-off selling. The asset is now down 28% from its January 2026 high above $93K. The post Bitcoin price dips below $63K amid US-Iran tensions appear...
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Bitcoin fell 2.8% below $63K as US military strikes on Iran triggered risk-off selling. The asset is now down 28% from its January 2026 high above $93K.
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