Course $BTC fell by $1.5 thousand after the news of Iran's missile strike on Israel. Amid the tension, the total capitalization of the crypto market fell by $130 billion, and leading digital assets ended up in the "red zone". Investors began to urgently withdraw funds from cryptocurrencies to safe haven assets - gold and oil, which caused their growth.
Bitcoin Fall Triggers
Panic erupted in the market after news of an Iranian attack broke out on Monday evening, causing Bitcoin to instantly fall by 3.6%. Investors traditionally react to escalating geopolitical conflicts by exiting high-risk assets such as BTC, $ETH , $BNB .
Such situations highlight the vulnerability of crypto assets to global shocks. They are still perceived as speculative instruments, not "digital gold". But this is also their strength: those who buy on dips often win on rebounds. Emotions are always against logic.
Bitcoin is designed to be autonomous and independent from traditional markets. Its volatility is a chance for the brave to profit from sharp movements. Problems are not defeats, but challenges. Real players do not run for cover, but enter the game at the peak of fear.
