ChainCatcher reports that during today’s Iran conflict, Bitcoin’s 1-hour sell volume surged by approximately $1.8 billion, indicating a large number of sell orders in the market.
Analysts suggest that, under current conditions, sellers hold a clear advantage, and the market’s short-term risk aversion is intensifying. Market conditions are likely to become more volatile and harder to predict. Capital flows are increasingly driven by sentiment and risk management rather than structural dynamics, so caution is advised.
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During the Iran conflict, Bitcoin's 1-hour sell-off volume surged by approximately $1.8 billion
ChainCatcher reports that during today’s Iran conflict, Bitcoin’s 1-hour sell volume surged by approximately $1.8 billion, indicating a large number of sell orders in the market.
Analysts suggest that, under current conditions, sellers hold a clear advantage, and the market’s short-term risk aversion is intensifying. Market conditions are likely to become more volatile and harder to predict. Capital flows are increasingly driven by sentiment and risk management rather than structural dynamics, so caution is advised.