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Briefly
- Bitcoin fell more than $ 4% to $ 103,556 after Israeli air attacks near Tehran and Tabriz.
- The strikes indicate a large escalation in tensions in the Middle East, which encouraged that it was safely implemented in gold.
- US officials said they were monitoring the situation; The future of oil and capital has also slid.
Bitcoin fell more than 4% late on Friday after Israel started air attacks against goals in Iran, escalating tensions in the Middle East and stimulating a wide sale over risk property.
The largest currency in the world fell to $ 103,556, which is lower than $ 108,500, according to Coingecko.
Israel confirmed the strikes targeted by Iranian military infrastructure near Tehran and Tabriz, in what he described as “Preventive answer“Growing threats.
Iran has not yet issued a formal response, but the state media reported the explosions and disorders in air traffic in the affected areas.
This move comes for days after the meeting of Israeli defense officials and American colleagues. Washington did not comment on the attack, but said he was watching the situation carefully.
Gold increased by $ 1.7% to $ 2,414 per ounce, while the US future pointed to the lower because investors increased the risk of a wider regional conflict.
This is a development story and will be updated accordingly.
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