#以色列伊朗冲突 A cannon shot in the Middle East, and the cryptocurrency market collapsed instantly!
This morning, Israel suddenly launched an airstrike on Iran's nuclear facilities, and global risk aversion went viral. Bitcoin plummeted by $2,000 in 15 minutes, Ethereum fell below the $2,500 mark, and the entire network was liquidated for more than $1 billion in 24 hours-the worst thing was that an old friend on Binance exploded by $200 million in a single transaction. This wave was simply a "collective crematorium for leveraged players."
Why did the cryptocurrency market suffer from the war?
Geopolitical conflicts are like throwing a bomb into the market, and funds are frantically fleeing to gold and crude oil (gold prices surged to $3,430, and oil prices soared 6%). And what about the cryptocurrency market? It should have been "digital gold", but it plunged along with the U.S. stock market. To put it bluntly, big funds now only recognize "real risk aversion" and don't believe that copycat coins can resist risks. In addition, the market leverage was fully pulled before (BTC open contracts rose 18% in a week), and the dog dealer took advantage of the news to directly smash the market and harvest, leaving the leeks no chance to escape.
What will happen in the future? Three sentences to explain:
Optimistic scenario: If the US and Iran reach an agreement over the weekend, BTC may return to 108,000 US dollars, but don't expect a V-shaped reversal; Neutral scenario: The two sides fired a few missiles at each other but did not expand the war, and BTC bottomed out around 105,000; Pessimistic scenario: Iran blocked the Strait of Hormuz, BTC directly broke through 90,000 US dollars, and those who bought the bottom were ready to get ready to get blood chips.
Response:
Don't touch high leverage in the short term! Keep your bullets and wait for stabilization signals (for example, USDT trading volume surged by 15%, indicating that OTC funds are waiting for opportunities). In the long run, blockchain cross-border payments have grown by 47% this year, and El Salvador is still hoarding coins crazily. The plunge is actually a long-term layout window.
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