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Gate News bot message, Gate market display, since launching Alpha, Freedom of Money has increased by 6512.00%, now priced at 0.0058778 USDT.

Bitcoin faced a significant sell-off, recording $1.8 billion in sell volume amid rising market fears linked to geopolitical tensions. Sellers dominate the market, though some optimism for a rebound persists despite ongoing bearish sentiment.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a downward correction, with Bitcoin and Ethereum falling by 2.20% and 2.86% respectively. The performance of mainstream altcoins is mixed. The total market capitalization is approximately $2.23 trillion. Both the DeFi market and stablecoins have seen slight declines. Strategically, it is necessary to consider whether the decline should be viewed as a buying opportunity.

Bitcoin has dipped below $64K amid geopolitical tensions from U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, contrasting with rising gold prices. Despite this, Bitcoin ETFs saw over $1B in inflows, indicating renewed investor interest in crypto, though Ethereum and Solana also declined.

Gate News bot message, Gate market display, BTC breaks through 65,000 USDT, current price 65,015.1 USDT.

Gate News bot message, Gate market display, ETH breaks through 1900 USDT, now priced at 1900.7 USDT.

One of the most significant geopolitical shocks in recent years has rattled global markets, and crypto reacted within minutes. Donald Trump confirmed U.S.-led combat operations against Iran during an eight-minute White House speech. He justified the strikes as an effort to eliminate nuclear

The cryptocurrency market has recently experienced a significant rebound, with market capitalization skyrocketing by over $170 billion overnight. Analysts believe this is due to the sudden disappearance of long-term selling pressure that had been suppressing the market, related to the insider trading lawsuit against quantitative trading firm Jane Street. During this rebound, Bitcoin and Ethereum saw notable gains, and the market sentiment has turned more optimistic. As selling pressure eases, analysts remain optimistic about the future.

U.S. Spot Bitcoin ETF Funds Rebound, Attracting Over $500 Million on Wednesday, the Best Performance in Nearly 3 Weeks, Indicating a Revival of Investors' Extreme Pessimism. According to SoSoValue data, all 12 Bitcoin spot ETFs in the U.S. recorded a net inflow of $506.5 million on Wednesday, with BlackRock's IBIT net inflow of $297.4 million, and other six funds including Fidelity and Grayscale also recorded net inflows. Kronos Research Chief Investment Officer Vincent

The American company ETHZilla has officially rebranded to Forum Markets, transforming into a tangible asset tokenization platform. The stock price surged by over 13%. The company plans to list on NASDAQ under the new ticker symbol FRMM on March 2nd. Despite the rebound in the Ethereum market, ETHZilla still faces valuation adjustments and pressure, has reduced its exposure to Ethereum, and is engaging in physical asset acquisitions, holding 69,802 ETH, remaining one of the major corporate holders.

The United States and Israel launched the "Judea Shield" military operation, conducting airstrikes on five Iranian cities, prompting Iran to carry out retaliatory attacks. Geopolitical risks have increased, international gold prices have risen, and the crypto market has experienced heavy sell-offs, with Bitcoin selling off $1.8 billion within an hour. Overall market sentiment has turned more pessimistic.

Crypto market prices fall as war tensions escalate. Trump confirms US combat operation in Iran.  Can crypto prices recover if geopolitical tensions simmer? The crypto market saw a fall in total market cap by over 6% in the last 24-hours and experts believe a larger dip in prices is

Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to market data, BNB has fallen below $600, currently trading at $592.27, a 5.98% decrease in the past 24 hours.

Gate Alpha officially launched the Freedom of Money token, which performed exceptionally well with a 5174.02% increase. The platform supports multiple popular public blockchains and enables seamless cross-chain and all-chain token trading.

After the United States and Israel conducted airstrikes on Iran, Bitcoin dropped about 3% within a few hours, approaching $63,000, the lowest since February. This event marks an escalation in tensions between the US and Iran, and Bitcoin, as a liquidity asset traded around the clock, has become an immediate reflection of geopolitical concerns. If the conflict intensifies, it could impact global energy prices and supply chains, further affecting the performance of risk assets.

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Coinglass data, the crypto market experienced a rapid decline due to the impact of the US and Israel's actions against Iran, with $260 million in liquidations over the past 4 hours, including $224 million in long positions.

Following reports of attacks by the US military and Israel on Iran, the cryptocurrency market plummeted. Bitcoin dropped below $64,000, and Ethereum fell over 5%. Investor sentiment sharply cooled, risk assets were sold off, and funds shifted to gold and the US dollar. The market is watching Iran's response, as a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could lead to further economic turmoil.