Why History Says You Shouldn’t Panic Sell Crypto On War News
The crypto market is once again volatile and causing polarizing opinions. It has been an eventful few days, as news broke that the US had launched airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, sparking fears of a wider war in the Middle East. For over a week, Israel and Iran exchanged fire, and after America entered the conflict with “obliterating” strikes (according to Trump), Iran responded by launching missiles at a US base in Qatar. Tensions skyrocketed, with US embassies limiting access, airspace closures across multiple countries and fears of cyberattacks and oil route disruptions. Despite all this chaos and the terrifying real-life ramifications behind it, Bitcoin and other top cryptocurrencies showed their resilience with an…
