Bitcoin has surged back to nearly $67,000, while Ethereum approached the $2,000 mark following the confirmation of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death from US-Israel military strikes. This event initially led to a dip in crypto values, with Bitcoin plummeting to around $63,000 before rebounding as traders expressed optimism that the conflict would be short-lived. However, experts caution that significant market volatility is expected once US equity markets and Bitcoin exchange-traded funds reopen, particularly against the backdrop of ongoing military tensions and potential retaliation from Iran.
Bitcoin rebounds to $67,000, Ethereum surges past $1,900 after Iran strikes
