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Israel-Hezbollah fighting escalates despite US-brokered ceasefire, Bitcoin drops 3%
Israel-Hezbollah fighting escalates after Hezbollah rejects US-brokered ceasefire. Bitcoin drops 3% to $71,276 as crypto markets react to geopolitical risk.
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Israel and Lebanon agree to ceasefire contingent on Hezbollah halting hostilities
Israel and Lebanon announce a ceasefire requiring Hezbollah to halt hostilities. Bitcoin dropped below $80K as Middle Eastern tensions rattled crypto
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Israel and Lebanon agree to ceasefire contingent on Hezbollah halt, and crypto markets are watching
Israel and Lebanon reached a US-brokered ceasefire deal contingent on Hezbollah halting attacks. Here's why crypto markets are watching closely.
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Israel and Lebanon reach ceasefire as US seeks to revive Iran nuclear talks
Israel and Lebanon agree to a ceasefire as the US aims to revive Iran nuclear talks. Here's what the deal means for Bitcoin and crypto markets in 2026.
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Israel and Lebanon agree to ceasefire deal as Hezbollah calls it a 'farce'
Israel and Lebanon agreed to a US-brokered ceasefire on June 4, but Hezbollah rejected the deal as a farce. Bitcoin fell below $80K amid rising tensions.
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Israel-Hezbollah fighting escalates despite US-brokered ceasefire, Bitcoin drops 3%
Israel-Hezbollah fighting escalates after Hezbollah rejects US-brokered ceasefire. Bitcoin drops 3% to $71,276 as crypto markets react to geopolitical risk.
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Israel strikes Beirut suburb targeting Hezbollah infrastructure, Bitcoin drops nearly 3%
Israeli airstrikes hit Beirut's Dahieh suburb targeting Hezbollah, breaking a US-brokered ceasefire. Bitcoin dropped nearly 3% to $71,276 as crypto markets
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Iran fires missiles at Israel following Israeli airstrike on Beirut, Bitcoin drops to $62.9K
Iran fired multiple missile waves at Israel after an Israeli airstrike on Beirut, breaking the April ceasefire. Bitcoin dropped to $62,900 amid the
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Iran fires missiles at Israel as Trump scrambles to save ceasefire, Bitcoin drops below $63K
Iran fired missiles at Israel on June 7, breaking the April ceasefire. Bitcoin fell below $63K from over $106K as geopolitical risk rattled crypto markets.
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Israel strikes military targets in Iran as ceasefire falters, Bitcoin dips below $64K before rebounding
Israel struck military targets in Iran on June 8, breaking the April ceasefire. Bitcoin dipped below $64K before rebounding into a $63K-$68K range.
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Iran and Israel exchange missile strikes as Bitcoin slides toward $63K despite Trump's peace calls
Iran and Israel exchanged missile strikes on June 7, sending oil prices up over 3% and Bitcoin sliding toward $63K as Trump called for an immediate
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Israel and Iran exchange air strikes as ceasefire falters, rattling crypto markets
Israel and Iran exchanged air strikes on June 7, breaking a fragile April ceasefire. Bitcoin dipped toward $63,000 before recovering as both sides paused
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Iran launches missile attack on Israel, rattling crypto markets as Bitcoin slides
Iran launched roughly 31 missiles at Israel, breaking the April ceasefire. Bitcoin and crypto markets sold off sharply as geopolitical tensions escalate.
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Explosions rock central Tehran as Israel and Iran trade airstrikes, rattling crypto markets
Israeli airstrikes hit Tehran on June 8, ending the April ceasefire. Bitcoin dipped below $63K as crypto markets reacted to the Israel-Iran military
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Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya launches missile strikes on Israeli targets as Bitcoin slides to $63K
Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya launched up to 31 ballistic missiles at Israeli military targets, breaking the April 2026 ceasefire. Bitcoin dipped to $62,900.
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Trump urges Israel and Iran to halt exchanges of fire as Bitcoin jumps 5% on ceasefire hopes
Trump urged Israel and Iran to stop shooting on June 8, triggering a ceasefire. Bitcoin surged 5% as $350 million in liquidations highlighted crypto's
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Iran halts military operations against Israel amid peace efforts, Bitcoin stabilizes after volatility spike
Iran halted military operations against Israel on June 8, ending the worst escalation since April. Bitcoin stabilized after dropping below $63,000 during
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Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu discuss ceasefire in phone call as Bitcoin drops to $63K
Trump and Netanyahu discussed a ceasefire between Israel and Iran as Bitcoin dropped from $72K to $63K amid rising Middle East tensions and oil prices.
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Israel halts attacks on Iran amid diplomatic efforts, triggering crypto market whiplash
Israel pauses strikes on Iran after June 8 exchange of fire, triggering over $1 billion in crypto liquidations and dropping Bitcoin to around $62,900.