At 98,899,335,760, a cannon fired in the Middle East, and the cryptocurrency market instantly collapsed! Today, in the early hours, Israel suddenly bombed Iran's nuclear facilities, causing global risk-averse sentiment to explode. Bitcoin plummeted by $2,000 in just 15 minutes, and Ethereum directly fell below the $2,500 mark, with over $1 billion liquidated across the network in 24 hours — the most extreme case being a Binance user who single-handedly lost $200 million; this wave is simply a 'collective cremation ground for leveraged players.' Why does war affect the cryptocurrency market? Geopolitical conflicts are like dropping a bomb on the market, and funds are frantically fleeing to gold and oil (gold prices soared to $3,430, oil prices spiked by 6%). As for the cryptocurrency market? It should be 'digital gold,' but instead, it plummeted along with U.S. stocks. To put it simply, large funds now only recognize 'real safe havens' and fundamentally do not trust altcoins to withstand risks. Moreover, the market's leverage was maxed out previously (unsettled BTC contracts rose 18% in a week), and the market manipulators took advantage of the news to crash and harvest profits, leaving retail investors with no chance to escape.