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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 fires missiles at Israel as Trump scrambles to save ceasefire, Bitcoin drops below $63K
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Israeli military strikes Iranian regime targets as crypto markets brace for volatility
Israeli Air Force strikes military targets in western and central Iran on June 8, 2026. Bitcoin slides to $104K as geopolitical risk rattles crypto markets.
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Israel launches airstrikes on Iran as Middle East tensions rattle crypto markets
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Israel launches retaliatory air strikes on Iran, crypto markets shed over $1 billion in liquidations
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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 launches ballistic missiles toward Israel, air raid sirens activated across major cities
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