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It’s late February 2026. Headlines flash U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iranian targets. On X, Reddit, and Telegram, the phrase “World War 3” explodes across crypto feeds. Santiment’s social-volume tracker lights up like a siren.
Yet something counterintuitive happens next.
Bitcoin, after an initial sharp dip, begins to rebound. Institutional ETF inflows accelerate. Meanwhile, classic safe-haven gold surges higher. The crowd screams fear. The...
Bitcoin Surges Above $71,000 as ETF Inflows Accelerate Amid Middle East Conflict
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– Bitcoin climbed above $71,000, gaining over 6% in 24 hours despite Middle East conflict.– Spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $458 million in one-day inflows as institutions buy the dip.– BTC held key support near $65,000 while gold retreated from recent highs.– Ray Dalio notes Bitcoin’s relative outperformance amid the worst geopolitical week in years.
Bitcoin (BTC) has surged past $71,000, posting gains of...
Crypto Weekly Snapshot – Crypto Amid War Risks, Fund Flows Signal Rebound
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The crypto market today reflects a mix of resilience and caution, with geopolitical events driving short-term volatility while institutional interest provides underlying support. Bitcoin, trading around $66,500, has shown strength by outperforming equities in a risk-off environment triggered by the ongoing Iran conflict.
The escalation in the Middle East, marked by US and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets including the Natanz nuclear...
Bitcoin Rebounds Above $68,000 Amid Iran Conflict After Initial Sell-Off
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Bitcoin climbed to $68,600 in early U.S. trading, recovering from a drop to $63,255 amid U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran.
The rebound followed Iranian confirmation of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death, reducing fears of escalation.
Traditional markets showed muted reactions, with U.S. stocks declining less than anticipated.
Bitcoin has demonstrated resilience in the face of heightened geopolitical tensions,...
Crypto Weekly Snapshot – Bitcoin Tumbles Below $65K on Trade War Fears
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Tariff-Driven Selloff Dominates as Fear Returns
Crypto opened the week deep in the red after President Trump signaled 15% global tariffs, reigniting trade-war jitters and wiping out weekend gains. Bitcoin briefly crashed below $65,000 for the second time this month before clawing back toward $66,300, while the total market cap sank under $2.3 trillion.
Trump’s fresh tariff announcement sent shockwaves through risk assets Monday, with...






