Bitcoin Crashes After US Bombs Iran… What happens NEXT?
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Altcoin Daily23 Jun 2025, 01:38 UTC
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The analysis suggests that the recent drop in Bitcoin's price to around $99,000 presents a buying opportunity. It notes that over $1 billion was liquidated from Bitcoin and crypto markets recently, with Bitcoin dipping below $100,000, breaking a 44-day streak. The analyst argues that nothing fundamentally has changed with Bitcoin or crypto as assets, attributing the market's fear to the potential for a new war which leads to increase of money printing and asset prices usually go up during war times. A price of $128000 is inferred based on the chart for the next 12 months while invalidation would occur around $97781.
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