The conflict in the Middle East did not trigger panic among short-term BTC holders.
On February 5-6, this group of Bitcoin holders sold 89,000 BTC at a loss, after which selling pressure began to weaken.
Despite the military escalation with Iran, there was no significant surge in BTC inflows to exchanges. The market stabilizes when weak hands stop selling.
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The conflict in the Middle East did not trigger panic among short-term BTC holders.
On February 5-6, this group of Bitcoin holders sold 89,000 BTC at a loss, after which selling pressure began to weaken.
Despite the military escalation with Iran, there was no significant surge in BTC inflows to exchanges. The market stabilizes when weak hands stop selling.