Summary of the official war between Iran and Israel and its impact on the crypto market:
1. Iran: Iran sent a total of 185 drones to Israel, launched 110 ground-to-ground missiles and 36 cruise missiles, some of which successfully hit Israeli territory, and about half of them successfully hit the target; it also launched cyber attacks to cause power outages in several Israeli cities including Tel Aviv. Iran also warned the United States that if it did not respond, it would strike US troops in the Middle East.
2. Israel: Huge explosions were heard in several cities including the Holy City, Beersheba and Dimona in the early morning of the 14th; the US and Israeli defense ministers spoke on the phone about Israel's defense against Iranian attacks, and Israel said it would make a "significant response" to the unprecedented Iranian attack. The Israeli Security Cabinet authorized the wartime cabinet to decide how to respond to the Iranian attack.
3. The United States: The White House said that the US military helped Israel shoot down "almost all" drones and missiles from Iran; US President Biden held two meetings on the situation in the Middle East and spoke on the phone with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
4. Others: Jordan, Iraq, and Lebanon closed their airspace; continuous explosions were heard over the Homs Province in central Syria; the Houthis launched drones at Israel; Hezbollah said it also launched rockets at the Golan Heights annexed by Israel.
5. Market: Bitcoin plummeted by more than $6,000, hitting a low of $60,359, and now rebounded to above $63,000; Ethereum once fell below $3,000 per coin, and now rebounded to above $3,000, down nearly 15% on the day.
6. Positions: So far, the market is normal, significantly in line with the halving market, and more than 60% of investors' assets have been halved. Crypto market investors said that the war expenses were contributed by their own accounts.