Le bitcoin chute de 7 % et atteint un plus bas de neuf semaines sur fond de frappes entre les États-Unis et l'Iran

Le bitcoin a fortement reculé alors que les tensions entre les États-Unis et l'Iran se sont intensifiées suite à des frappes signalées. Cette chute a déclenché des liquidations massives sur les marchés des cryptomonnaies.

Le bitcoin a glissé de 7 % pour atteindre un plus bas de neuf semaines. Ce mouvement a coïncidé avec des frappes entre les États-Unis et l'Iran, entraînant 1,8 milliard de dollars de liquidations sur les cryptomonnaies. Par ailleurs, le Trésor américain a sanctionné la plateforme d'échange iranienne Nobitex ainsi que trois autres plateformes. Les autorités ont déclaré que ces mesures visaient à restreindre l'accès de l'Iran aux réseaux financiers.

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Bitcoin falls below $73,000 amid US-Iran tensions and ETF outflows

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Bitcoin dropped below $73,000 on Thursday, reaching a six-week low, as renewed US military strikes on Iran escalated geopolitical risks and triggered heavy selling across crypto markets. Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw sharp outflows, with BlackRock's IBIT alone shedding $528 million in a single day. The move coincided with nearly $1 billion in liquidations across derivatives platforms.

Bitcoin retreated from weekend highs near $64,000 as renewed military exchanges between Israel and Iran rattled global markets. Oil prices surged more than 3 percent while Asian equity indexes tumbled. The moves followed a short-lived rebound that had lifted the cryptocurrency above $60,000.

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Bitcoin dropped to its lowest level since late March, trading near $65,000 as selling pressure intensified. The decline coincided with rising oil prices and weakness in U.S. stocks following Middle East developments. Ethereum also fell sharply, testing support near $1,800.

Bitcoin dropped below $67,000 on Tuesday, marking its lowest level since April. The decline triggered nearly $400 million in liquidations within an hour and over $1 billion over 24 hours. Analysts linked the selloff to capital shifting toward AI-related equities and heavy outflows from Bitcoin ETFs.

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Bitcoin has maintained its position around $70,000 despite a sharp rise in oil prices driven by escalating tensions with Iran. U.S. stocks tumbled on concerns over energy costs and private credit issues, while President Trump prioritized stopping Iran over price worries. Later, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's announcement on Russian oil eased some pressures, pushing Bitcoin toward $72,000.

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