Crypto market adds over $100 billion despite Israel’s response attack
The global cryptocurrency market experienced a notable price surge despite escalating tensions in the Middle East. On April 19, early morning, Israel launched a retaliatory strike against Iran, a move that has heightened geopolitical uncertainties. The reported Israeli strike has the potential to escalate regional conflict, traditionally a factor that leads to market volatility with leveraged traders losing over $300 million in the initial hours following the news. NEW️ Almost $300m in leveraged positions liquidated this morning as a result of Israel's attack on Iran. Prices quickly bounced back as it became clear there was little damage. For real-time coverage follow my account: @RadarHits pic.twitter.com/SRdmStdJ0y — Bitcoin Archive (@BTC_Archive) April 19, 2024 However, since then the crypto market has recovered as it became clear there was little damage sustained during the retaliation. Picks for you SAFU fund: Did Binance just sell $1 billion in BTC fo