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The Iran-Israel conflict Reportedly costs two nations About $ 25.5 billion worth over $ 240,837 at current prices, according to A message Opportunity costs, a digital tool that translates global expenses Bitcoin and satoshi equivalents.
According to the platform, Israel fired Arrow’s interceptor missiles, each with around $ 3 million or $ 28.3 to face Iranian missiles that were prices for about $ 2 million or $ 18.9. This exchange was repeated every night for almost two weeks, during this time Israel launched 50 to 100 of these high-tech interceptors.
On the other hand, the Iranian approach focused on volume, deployment of over 400 ballistic missiles and more than 1,000 drones. The cost of its offensive weapons alone amounted to approximately 7 554 BTC.
Meanwhile, Israel spent at least 2,124 BTC on arrow interceptors, which is only one component of its wider strategy for missile defense.
The US also participated in a conflict through the Airstrike campaign called “Midnight Hammer”. The mission included the deployment of seven secret bombers who dropped the ammunition with bunkers, each strike was estimated at 30.2 BTC or $ 3.2 million. This single night added about 9,400 BTC to the total standoff costs.
At the end of the conflict, three nations spent sources of equivalent value at about 1% of the total Bitcoin offer, 240,837 BTC.
