#美国以色列突袭伊朗BTC短线跳水 Today, Bitcoin experienced intense volatility as geopolitical conflicts directly ignited market sentiment.

After the U.S. launched a large-scale attack on Iran, Bitcoin quickly retreated nearly $2,800 from its intraday high, with market capitalization instantly evaporating about $58 billion amid a wave of panic liquidations.

Subsequently, as Iran officially confirmed that Supreme Leader Khamenei was killed in the attack, the market quickly interpreted this as either “the intensity of the war may have peaked” or “regime change could bring long-term uncertainty relief,” leading Bitcoin to rebound strongly by over $3,900, closing above the $67,000 mark, with market cap rapidly recovering and adding approximately $78 billion.

In the past 24 hours, the total liquidation amount across the network reached $570 million, mainly concentrated on long positions.

Currently, if there are clear signs of de-escalation in the conflict before the weekend opening on Monday (such as Iran restraining retaliation, both sides releasing easing messages, or the U.S. and Israel announcing a phased halt), Bitcoin is likely to stabilize its current gains or even continue upward. However, if Iran escalates its hardline response (such as larger-scale missile attacks or expanding proxy wars), market panic could resurface, and Bitcoin volatility would further increase, with downside risks intensifying.

In the short term, this remains a typical geopolitical-driven high-volatility scenario: Khamenei’s death is a short-term positive for risk assets, but the war is ongoing, and any breaking news could trigger a new round of turbulence. Stay closely tuned to the latest developments in the Middle East and market sentiment at the U.S. stock market open.