INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
tensions after Israel launched a series of airstrikes on Iran.The Index posted a score of 60 in its Sunday update, maintaining its position
in the greed territory despite Bitcoin (BTC) falling 2.8% to $103,000 on Friday
This followed explosions reportedly heard in Tehran at 10:50 pm UTC on Thursday, which Israel claimed responsibility for
At the time of publication, Bitcoin is trading at $105,540, according to CoinMarketCap.Bitcoin is up 0.07% over the past seven days
Source: CoinMarketCapEther (ETH), meanwhile, dropped 10.79% over the same period to a low of $2,454 before recovering to $2,534 at the time
it reclaimed on May 8 for the first time in three months
A drop below this price level could put over $1.74 billion in long positions at risk of liquidation, according to data from CoinGlass.Over
$1.74 billion in long positions are at risk if Bitcoin falls below $100,000
Source: CoinGlassMeanwhile, spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETF) posted a straight week of inflows for the trading week ending Friday,
accumulating $1.37 billion in inflows over the five days, according to Farside data.However, spot Ether ETFs ended its 19-day inflow streak
airstrike on Friday was less severe than in April 2024, when Iran launched an unprecedented direct attack on Israel.Related: Bitcoin bulls
are roaring back as BTC flirts with $112KThe strike, which was a retaliatory measure against Israeli bombings of the Iranian embassy in
