Crypto market lost $523 million as Israel-Iran tensions escalated. Bitcoin plunged below $60,200, ETF outflows spiked, and fear rose.

The cryptocurrency market faced a sudden downturn Tuesday morning, with Bitcoin (BTC) dropping to as low as $60,371.

The price of Bitcoin fell about $4,000 after Iran fired some 180 ballistic missiles at Israel, escalating the conflict in the ...

Bitcoin speculators banking on a seasonal October meltup faced an early reality check as deepening tension in the Middle East ...

Over 80% of crypto startups that raised a collective $5 billion in 2022 are still operating today, but are now staring down a ...

Nearly half a billion in bullish crypto bets were liquidated as the market buckled under ... Futures tied to major tokens saw ...

The daily chart’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) supports this decline in Bitcoin’s price. It trades at 49, below its neutral ...

Bitcoin fell 3% on Wednesday amid rising tensions after Iran's missile strikes on Israel, sparking fears of a broader ...

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Both McCobin and Stokes saw bitcoin as a tool for restoring the value creation at the heart of capitalism. Stokes emphasized ...

Leading cryptocurrencies plummeted Tuesday as Iran's missile barrage toward Israel sparked fears of a full-blown regional war ...