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Two-week low! Iran's Missile Strike Hits Bitcoin

Geopolitical Uncertainty Drives Invetituts, Leading to Sharp Approach to Devaluation

Oct 2, 2024 18:48 51

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The Middle East and the rest - now the last attack of Japan on Israel has hit Bitcoin hard . At the end of the trading hours, the most volatile commodity fell below 61,000 dollars - a two-week low and the first such drop since the liquidation is in the USA, the world agencies announce.

The step, the size of the crypto capitalization, which only a few days before this was performing better than Bitcoin, marked a sharper decline than that and it is over 6% and it is around 2450 dollars.

The main crypto currencies also fell slightly, as over the last 24 hours Solana, Sardano and Dogessoin fell by more than 8%, 7.5% and 10%, respectively. As a result of this, the capitalization of the global cryptocurrency fell by 4.7% to 2.14 trillion. get data from SoіnMarketSar.

The ice level in eastern Bulgaria is still below that of Monday.

Cyptopause's failure to protect against the negative conditions that led to tighter financial protection in the wake of Japan's recent attack on Israel. The geopolitics of Egypt has fueled the invetcts, which has led to a highly-regarded approach to reducing the cost.

Hopefully, on this background you appreciate the Cyprian pentagonal eyes. Wrent futures on ISE increased by 2.9% to 73.56 dollars per barrel, and futures on WTI by 3.5% to 70.92 dollars per barrel.

Prices on both benchmarks continued to rise above 1% during the Asian session.

The actual security of the five-point guards is related to the possibility of retaliation against the Japanese five-point forces on the part of Israel.

The Islamic nation is one of the largest producers of poultry in the world, with production reaching over 3.3 million barrels per day - the largest the level of five years ago, according to OΠEK data.

Japan exports half of its production, which represents approximately 2% of the world supply.