Conflict in the Middle East is making digital assets traders more cautious, Bloomberg News reported Monday (March 2).
Conflict in the Middle East is making digital assets traders more cautious, Bloomberg News reported Monday (March 2).
Cryptocurrencies fell Saturday (March 1) following news that the United States attacked Iran. A slight rebound came after reports that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had been killed, the report said.
Since then, Iran has struck back against Israel and at American military bases throughout the Gulf region, according to the report. Bitcoin’s price had climbed slightly Monday to $66,213 but fell below $66,000 by mid-morning, while energy prices spiked.
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