TON and ICP have been the most prominent performers over the past 24 hours.
Bitcoin has experienced a wild ride amid tensions between Israel and Iran. Last night, Bitcoin quickly rebounded from below $60,000 to $65,000 as Iran indicated that it would not retaliate immediately.
Other altcoins have experienced similar ups and downs, but most are currently seeing daily gains.
BTC’s wild swings
A week ago, Bitcoin’s price plummeted from above $70,000 to $65,000 following the Fed’s interest rate announcement. Then, as Iran opened fire on Israel, the cryptocurrency market was hit again, with Bitcoin’s price falling to $61,000.
Although Bitcoin briefly recovered some of its losses on Monday, the overall market bearish sentiment remained strong and BTC failed to achieve a significant rebound. Instead, it was suppressed below the $60,000 mark several times.
Earlier this morning, Bitcoin’s price fell again to a multi-week low of nearly $59,500 as Israel retaliated against Iran. However, Bitcoin soon showed great resilience and recovered almost all its losses. With reports from Iran that it did not intend to launch an immediate attack on Israel, the price of Bitcoin even soared to $65,000 a few minutes ago.
Fans asked: Has the market reversed? Is it going to rise sharply?
After the halving, it is impossible to rise immediately.
Fans also said: Is this round of bull market over?
The whole world knows that the halving of Bitcoin and the approval of the ETF application mean the arrival of the bull market, but this good news has been hyped for more than half a year. The bull market has already gone through a wave
Fans also said: When will we ambush the 100x coin
After the halving, in the next week, we will focus on the layout of the 100x coin project of the Bitcoin ecosystem, and you can keep up with it by then.
Fans also said: Will your 100x coin project be announced in the square or somewhere else?
There are too many questions from fans, just look at the investment
The previous 100x coin project has successfully escaped the top
