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Resurgent U.S.-Iran hostilities send bitcoin lower even as ETF flows show demand

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Francisco Rodrigues
Resurgent U.S.-Iran hostilities send bitcoin lower even as ETF flows show demand
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Bitcoin prices have dipped toward $63,000 as geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran trigger a broader market shift toward risk-off sentiment. Despite the decline, analysts note that renewed demand for spot bitcoin and ether ETFs, alongside potential regulatory progress, provides a counter-narrative to the current macroeconomic volatility.

Bitcoin is hovering near $63,000 after falling more than 1% since midnight UTC amid a wider wave of risk-off sentiment following the U.S. and Iran mutual airstrikes over the weekend.

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