Mining policy, sanctions impact, and regulatory developments shaping Iran’s crypto landscape.
Bitcoin’s sharp drop tracks geopolitical escalation, with risk assets repricing as traders assess conflict spillover scenarios.
Liam 'Akiba' Wright 7 min read 
Israel’s weekly war costs equal more than 13 weeks of Bitcoin’s current issuance.
BTC rebounded from a $63,068 weekend low, but the U.S. reopen hinges on oil driven inflation fears and fresh spot ETF demand.
Bitcoin didn’t act like digital gold when the US moved on Iran, and traders know why.
Over $800 million in long positions were wiped out in minutes as the US open turned into a brutal liquidity bloodbath for unsuspecting traders.
With inflation surging and bazaar pricing breaking, capital controls and crackdowns decide how fast household savings get vaporized.
One of Iran's largest commercial lenders, Ayandeh bank, was declared bankrupt and its assets were dissolved in a state take-over, leaving depositors scrambling.
Over $350 million in shorts liquidated as Bitcoin rallies on Iran-Israel ceasefire news.
Bitcoin's weekend decline marks its first drop below $100k since May amid escalating Middle East tensions.
