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$BTC Bitcoin (BTC) recovered to $106,000 after a drop caused by tensions between Iran and Israel, although it remains 6% below its all-time high. Meanwhile, the CoinDesk 20 (an index of the leading cryptocurrencies) fell 4.4%, with ether, avalanche, and toncoin being the most affected. Cryptocurrency stocks also suffered, except for Circle, which rose 13% thanks to its recent IPO and the interest from Amazon and Walmart in stablecoins. Despite the recovery, analysts like Markus Thielen and John Glover warn of a possible deeper pullback for Bitcoin, with key support levels between $100,000 and $101,000, and a potential drop target of $88,000-$93,000 before a possible rally towards $130,000. Traditional markets, for their part, did not show significant concern.
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$RESOLV WHAT is Earn? . "Flexible" and "Locked" are two main modalities for your cryptocurrencies to generate income, and the key difference lies in liquidity and interest rates. Flexible šøLiquidity: You can deposit and withdraw your cryptocurrencies at any time, without time restrictions. It's like a traditional savings account where you have immediate access to your funds. šøInterest: Interest rates are usually lower than in locked products due to the flexibility they offer. Interest accumulates and is distributed daily. šøIdeal for: Those who need to have their funds available in case of market fluctuations or for other opportunities, but still want them to generate passive income. Locked šøLiquidity: Your cryptocurrencies are locked for a fixed period of time (for example, 7, 30, 90 days or more). You cannot withdraw them before the term ends without penalty (normally, you would lose the interest generated). šøInterest: In exchange for this lack of liquidity, locked products offer significantly higher interest rates. šøIdeal for: Investors who have a medium to long-term perspective and are willing to commit their funds for a set time to maximize their gains. Flexible: More liquidity, lower interest. Locked: Less liquidity, higher interest. The choice between one and the other will depend on your risk tolerance, liquidity needs, and investment goals.
šøThe Israeli offensive, which according to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu aims to curb Iran's nuclear program, was met by Iran with the launch of 100 suicide drones, and a more forceful reaction is anticipated. This attack occurred shortly after the IAEA reported that Iran was not complying with uranium enrichment limits. The situation in the Middle East overshadowed recent gains in cryptocurrencies, driven by speculation about the approval of Solana (SOL) ETFs. Despite positive reports regarding the S-1 updates and the high likelihood of SOL ETF approval by the end of the year, Solana fell nearly 9.5%. Investors are now focused on the Middle East, with Polymarket traders estimating a 91% probability of Iranian retaliation and a significant increase in the likelihood of a U.S. military action against Iran. $SOL
$BTC Bitcoin and the Conflict in the Middle East. Today, June 13, 2025, Bitcoin is under pressure due to the escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran. Its price has fallen significantly, reaching $103,900, dragging down most altcoins. This decline is due to investors' risk aversion, who prefer assets considered safer such as gold or the dollar in times of high geopolitical uncertainty. Although Bitcoin has been promoted as "digital gold," its inherent volatility makes it susceptible to these tensions. The crypto market has seen massive liquidations, primarily affecting leveraged traders. Despite the current turbulence, long-term institutional interest in Bitcoin persists, which could provide support once the geopolitical situation stabilizes. Caution is key for investors.
#IsraelIranConflict Escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran with attacks and reprisals Today, June 13, 2025, the tension between Israel and Iran has reached a critical point. Israel launched massive air strikes against Iranian nuclear and military facilities, including Tehran and the uranium enrichment plant in Natanz. These attacks, described as "preventive" and dubbed "Rising Lion," resulted in the deaths of two military commanders and at least six Iranian nuclear scientists. Iran quickly responded with a counterattack of at least 100 drones and has promised a "strong and unlimited response." Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned Israel of a "bitter and painful fate." The international community, including Russia and China, has condemned the Israeli attacks, while the United States has denied any direct involvement but has warned Iran against reprisals. This escalation has driven up oil prices and affected stock markets, raising fears of a large-scale regional conflict. Meanwhile, in Gaza, the conflict with Hamas continues, and the humanitarian situation is critical.
šøCrypto Market and Regulation in Asia Cryptocurrencies experienced declines following Israeli attacks on Iran, affecting Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, Ethereum has shown a strong recovery, indicating a growing interest in altcoins, DeFi, and decentralized AI. In Singapore, the Monetary Authority (MAS) has tightened its regulation. It now requires licenses for crypto companies operating from the country, even if they only serve foreign clients. This measure aims to prevent "regulatory arbitrage" after cases like those of Three Arrows Capital and Terraform Labs, which used Singapore as a base without effective oversight. Finally, Quranium launched QSafe Wallet, a "quantum-safe" crypto wallet to protect assets from future threats of quantum computing.$ETH
šøXRP Seeks to Challenge SWIFT in Cross-Border Payments Ripple's CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, has stated that the XRP token could capture 14% of SWIFT's global volume in cross-border payments over the next five years. Garlinghouse emphasizes that XRP's competitive advantage does not lie in messaging (where SWIFT dominates), but in liquidity. SWIFT is the global messaging network that allows banks to communicate securely about money transfers, but it does not move funds directly. While SWIFT is limited to sending messages to coordinate transfers, Ripple aims to move both the message and the money using its blockchain technology. XRP acts as a bridge currency, allowing for instant conversion between currencies and reducing the need for banks to hold large amounts of funds abroad. This could make cross-border transfers faster and cheaper than current methods that rely on multiple intermediaries.$XRP
šøBitcoin Drops to $102,900 After Israeli Attacks in Tehran Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen to $102,900, a decrease of more than 4% in 24 hours, after Israel bombed targets in Tehran, the capital of Iran. The news of the attacks was initially reported by Axios and confirmed by Al-Jazeera. Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that the attacks aim to eliminate Iran's nuclear program and ballistic missile capabilities, and that they will continue until the threat is eradicated. These events come shortly after the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reported that Iran was not complying with restrictions on enriched uranium for the first time in two decades. In response to the escalation, traditional markets also reacted: * U.S. and European stock index futures fell by approximately 1.5%. * Prices of bonds, gold, and oil rose, with crude soaring by 9%. * The U.S. dollar strengthened against the euro and the British pound but lost ground against the yen and the Swiss franc. $BTC
šøTrident Digital of Singapore seeks $500M for an XRP treasury Trident Digital (TDTH), a technology company from Singapore, plans to raise up to $500 million to create one of the first corporate treasuries focused on XRP. The goal is to hold XRP for the long term, generate returns, and deepen its involvement in the Ripple ecosystem. The initiative is expected to launch in the second half of 2025, depending on regulatory clarity. CEO Soon Huat Lim sees it as a key bet in the global financial evolution. $XRP
šøDollar Falls, Cryptocurrencies Could Rise! The dollar is weaker than ever since 2022. This is because inflation in the U.S. is decreasing and the Federal Reserve is expected to lower interest rates soon. When the dollar weakens, money flows more easily and assets considered more "risky" like cryptocurrencies (for example, Bitcoin) usually benefit. So, a weaker dollar could be a good sign for the cryptocurrency market. $BTC
šøJack Ma's international company, Ant International (owner of Alipay), seeks permission to create its own stablecoins in Hong Kong and Singapore. This is because Hong Kong is going to have new rules for these cryptocurrencies in August. Stablecoins are less volatile than other cryptocurrencies and could be the beginning for large technology companies to enter the world of digital currencies. $USDC
#TrumpTariffs Tariff policies, like those of Trump, generally cause more problems than solutions. They increase uncertainty, which scares businesses and investors. By making imported products more expensive, prices go up for everyone or company profits go down. Moreover, when one country imposes tariffs, others often respond in kind, starting a "trade war" that harms global trade. For cryptocurrencies and other risk assets (like stocks), this is bad. When there is a lot of uncertainty, people sell these volatile assets and look for safer options. Although it is said that cryptocurrencies are a safe haven, in practice they often fall along with the stock market. Less money in the world to invest and more fear of risk cause these assets to lose value.
šøBitcoin Could Reach $200,000 Thanks to U.S. Inflation. Inflation in the United States did not rise as much as expected, which is good news for the economy. An expert from 21Shares, Matt Mena, says this could cause the price of Bitcoin (BTC), the most well-known digital currency, to rise significantly, possibly up to $200,000 by the end of this year. The cost of living (CPI), which is a measure of inflation, increased very little (only 0.1%). This suggests that the U.S. central bank (the Federal Reserve) might decide to lower interest rates, which is usually positive for the value of Bitcoin. Mena explained that if Bitcoin manages to surpass $105,000-$110,000, it could quickly rise to $120,000. And if it continues this way, reaching $200,000 by the end of the year is a real possibility. In addition to this, there are other factors helping Bitcoin, such as more large companies and governments using it, and soon there will be new rules for digital currencies that make it safer. All of this, along with lower inflation, could lead to more people and businesses investing in Bitcoin, boosting its price! $BTC