💥 Crypto and Markets Crash After Iran’s Missile Strike Hits Tel Aviv Finance Hub!
In a bold escalation, Iran launched missiles at the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange on June 19, directly striking one of Israel’s key financial institutions located in the Ramat Gan area. The attack came just a day after an Israeli-linked hacking group, Predatory Sparrow, hit Iran’s top crypto exchange, Nobitex, causing losses over $90 million. With both countries targeting each other’s financial systems, tensions are spiraling, and there are growing fears the U.S. might be drawn into the conflict 🧨🌍.
This financial warfare is hitting both economies hard. Iran, already struggling under global sanctions, has relied on crypto mining and blockchain assets to stay afloat. Meanwhile, Israel’s well-developed financial markets are now under threat, showing how war is shifting to economic battlegrounds. The cyberattack on Iran's Bank Sepah and now a direct missile strike on Israel’s stock exchange highlight how finance is becoming a frontline weapon 🎯📉.
The ripple effects are being felt in global crypto markets. Since the conflict escalated on June 13, the total crypto market cap has dropped 3%, now sitting at $3.25 trillion. Bitcoin $BTC fell by over 3%, currently trading near $104,800, while Ethereum $ETH dropped about 8%, trading around $2,525. As the Middle East conflict deepens, both investors and governments are bracing for more shocks across both traditional and digital financial systems ⚠️📊.
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