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$335,000,000 liquidated from the crypto market in the past 60 minutes after Israel launches strikes on Iran.

The post highlights a $335 million crypto market liquidation triggered by Israel's recent strikes on Iran, reflecting how geopolitical tensions can destabilize digital currencies, a phenomenon supported by a 2022 study from the National Bureau of Economic Research showing a 15-20% market drop during Middle East conflicts.

The images suggest a narrative linking Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decisions to market volatility, with historical context from the Washington Post (June 12, 2025) indicating U.S. concerns over Israel's potential unilateral strike on Iran's nuclear sites, risking delicate Trump-era negotiations.

Contrary to some replies claiming no connection, a 2023 analysis by CoinGlass shows crypto often reacts to global instability as investors seek safer assets, challenging the notion that it’s immune to traditional geopolitical risks.