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Bitcoin Erases Iran Strike Losses as Traders Reprice Geopolitical Shock

Bitcoin Erases Iran Strike Losses as Traders Reprice Geopolitical Shock

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Bitcoin.com logoBitcoin.com•February 28, 2026•1 min read
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On Saturday, as tensions intensified across the Middle East and U.S. airstrikes targeted Iran, bitcoin climbed from an intraday low of $63,176 per coin to $67,152 by 3:45 p.m. Eastern time. The digital asset now sits 2% higher against the greenback, hovering just shy of the $67,000 threshold. Crypto Markets Whipsaw After U.S. Airstrikes, Bitcoin

l asset now sits 2% higher against the greenback, hovering just shy of the $67,000 threshold. Crypto Markets Whipsaw After U.S. Airstrikes, Bitcoin