BTC $64,032.86 -0.21%
ETH $1,840.31 -2.05%
BNB $567.73 -1.46%
XRP $1.08 -0.95%
SOL $74.93 -1.31%
TRX $0.3227 -0.14%
DOGE $0.0724 -1.01%
ADA $0.1659 +1.71%
BCH $219.55 -1.47%
LINK $8.23 -2.50%
HYPE $59.94 -4.08%
AAVE $90.35 -2.06%
SUI $0.7377 -1.75%
XLM $0.1858 -2.43%
ZEC $542.97 -0.01%
BTC $64,032.86 -0.21%
ETH $1,840.31 -2.05%
BNB $567.73 -1.46%
XRP $1.08 -0.95%
SOL $74.93 -1.31%
TRX $0.3227 -0.14%
DOGE $0.0724 -1.01%
ADA $0.1659 +1.71%
BCH $219.55 -1.47%
LINK $8.23 -2.50%
HYPE $59.94 -4.08%
AAVE $90.35 -2.06%
SUI $0.7377 -1.75%
XLM $0.1858 -2.43%
ZEC $542.97 -0.01%

The ongoing war between the US and Iran continues to suppress risk appetite, with Bitcoin dropping nearly 5% over the week

2026-03-21 13:00:47
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Multiple analysts have compared this round of movement to the Bitcoin market during the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022. At that time, Bitcoin experienced a 24% rebound after a decline at the beginning of the war, but subsequently fell another 64% by November of that year.

Crypto analyst Finish believes that Bitcoin will struggle to achieve a significant rebound before the situation in Iran stabilizes, setting the price bottom target at around $55,000.

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