🚨ANALYSIS AND ASSESSMENT OF THE U.S. INVOLVEMENT IN THE CONFLICT IN IRAN🚨
📊Overview of U.S. involvement in the conflict in Iran
📝On June 21, 2025, President Donald Trump announced that U.S. forces had bombed three nuclear facilities in Iran, officially joining the airstrike campaign previously initiated by Israel. This action significantly increased the risk of regional tensions and caused a “shock” to the psyche of global investors, including the cryptocurrency market – an asset class often viewed as “high risk” and typically reacts strongly to geopolitical instability.
📝Institutional capital flow and “risk-off” sentiment
According to a report from CoinDesk, the outflow of capital from cryptocurrency investment funds increased by 18% immediately after news of the conflict, indicating that major institutions were restructuring their portfolios to minimize risk. This outflow trend lasted for several hours, but by the end of the day, some investors returned to buy in at lower price levels, driving a slight rebound for Bitcoin and several key altcoins like Solana (+7.7%) and XRP (+1.9%).
📝Political hacking and its impact on liquidity in Iran
At the same time, the hacking group “Predatory Sparrow” (Gonjeshke Darande) claimed to have withdrawn $90 million in cryptocurrency from the Nobitex exchange (Iran) for political purposes – to destroy the government’s assets and expose the IRGC. This attack not only disrupted domestic liquidity but also raised concerns about cybersecurity, prompting some exchanges and investment funds to reconsider operational risks when accessing the Middle Eastern market.