Bitcoin's price experienced a decline, falling below $64,000 as the U.S. and Israel launched strikes on Iran. This drop continues a trend where Bitcoin tends to sell off in response to geopolitical events. According to reports, the cryptocurrency's 24/7 liquidity allows traders to exit positions over the weekend, making it one of the few large assets available for trading during such times. The development highlights Bitcoin's sensitivity to global events and its role as a potentially liquid asset during periods of uncertainty.

Bitcoin's price experienced a decline, falling below $64,000 as the U.S. and Israel launched strikes on Iran. This drop continues a trend where Bitcoin tends to sell off in response to geopolitical events. According to reports, the cryptocurrency's 24/7 liquidity allows traders to exit positions over the weekend, making it one of the few large assets available for trading during such times. The development highlights Bitcoin's sensitivity to global events and its role as a potentially liquid asset during periods of uncertainty.