New Crypto Projects to Watch After Trump’s Iran Airstrikes
Markets just got rattled. After Trump ordered airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, crypto took a tumble. XRP slid nearly 16% in the last month, dipping from around $2.47 to $2.04 amid panic across the market. Meanwhile, $595M in bullish bets were wiped out during the crash, as U.S. military action triggered massive liquidations across Bitcoin, […]
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Iran and the Middle East are on fire again. US and Israeli forces launched a series of airstrikes on Iran over the weekend, killing Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei — a development that sent shockwaves through global markets and sparked fresh debate about what comes next for the US economy. And amid all the chaos, one […]
On‑chain data shows that in the days after joint US‑Israeli airstrikes on February 28, Iranian exchanges saw a sharp spike in withdrawals, with roughly 10.3 million dollars in crypto fleeing. Iran’s Crypto Use Amidst Economical Collapse Crypto has become a financial lifeline for both ordinary households and state‑affiliated networks in Iran, according to an article […]
The market’s leading crypto, Bitcoin (BTC), dipped below the $100,000 mark for the first time in over a month on Sunday, following US airstrikes on Iran as conflicts in the middle east continue to escalate. This decline, which saw the Bitcoin price drop approximately 4% to around $99,300, coincided with a broader market sell-off, with Ethereum (ETH) experiencing an even sharper decline of nearly 10%. Overall, the total cryptocurrency market took a significant hit, falling about 7% in just 24 hours. Geopolitical Unrest And Tariff Troubles The timing of this downturn was particularly....
United States President Donald Trump’s crypto venture is facing fresh scrutiny after a government watchdog said the project sold tokens to buyers linked to hostile or sanctioned actors, including entities tied to North Korea and Iran. Related Reading: NBA Star Strikes Gold In Forgotten Bitcoin Stash – Details The watchdog’s findings have added a political […]
On Jan. 29, the governor of the Central Bank of Iran Valiollah Seif officially announced during a national television interview that the US dollar will no longer be used within the country as a response to US President Donald Trump’s controversial temporary travel ban on certain countries including Iran. According to the official statement of the Iranian central bank and Seif, the government intends to terminate the usability of US dollars in Iran and replace USD with a stable reserve currency that is more frequently used in foreign trades. Currently, the central bank of Iran are exploring....