Israeli media: Israel launches a preemptive strike against Iran

Iranian conflict does not shake Bitcoin mining hash rate; Iran accounts for less than 1% of global hash power.

Analysts and mining operators say that military actions by the US and Israel against Iran will not have a significant impact on global Bitcoin mining hash rate, as Iran's actual share of the global hash rate is less than 1%. Claims circulating on social media about a 5% collapse in Iran's hash rate are considered to be seriously exaggerated. The market impact stems from risk sentiment and geopolitical uncertainty rather than hash rate disruptions. Iran's crypto activities are limited by unstable electricity supply and complex regulations, leading to a 700% increase in capital outflows.

Gate Daily (March 3): MicroStrategy buys 3,015 Bitcoins on dips; Nasdaq enters prediction market

Bitcoin has recently rebounded strongly, reaching $68,990, with MicroStrategy increasing its Bitcoin holdings to over 720,000 coins. Nasdaq plans to launch binary options contracts to enter the prediction market. Additionally, the market is affected by tensions between the US and Iran, with investor sentiment leaning towards caution. Future data, including economic indicators from the Eurozone and the United States, will become the focus of attention.

Trump's "Tsunami" Warning Shakes the Market: Gold and Silver Evaporate 1 Trillion, Crypto Market Cap Rebounds by 100 Billion

President Trump issues a "tremendous" warning about U.S.-Israel military actions, causing extreme volatility in global markets: gold and silver are being sold off massively, while Bitcoin and Ethereum are rising against the trend, with the crypto market cap increasing by approximately $100 billion. Trump's remarks indicate that larger military actions may be forthcoming, and market volatility is unlikely to subside in the short term.

Iran airstrikes trigger 700% outflow of cryptocurrencies, internet blackout suppresses capital flight

After the United States and Israel launched airstrikes on Iran, the assets withdrawal volume of Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex surged by 700%, with the highest single-hour outflow approaching $3 million. However, due to strict internet blockades, the outflow quickly declined. Two major forensic agencies have differing opinions on the reason for the capital outflow: Elliptic considers it a sign of capital flight, while TRM Labs believes it is a blockade effect causing market activity to stagnate. The Iranian public has long relied on cryptocurrencies to cope with financial sanctions and banking system crises.

Bitwise Sees Bullish Setup for Bitcoin Despite Escalating Geopolitical Shockwaves

Bitcoin faces mounting pressure from escalating geopolitical tensions, yet Bitwise says extreme risk spikes have historically preceded strong medium-term gains, positioning the cryptocurrency for a potential rebound as macro liquidity and inflation dynamics evolve. Bitwise Emphasizes Bullish

Sacks, Garlinghouse Push for Progress in Stablecoin Compromise Under CLARITY Act

U.S. crypto regulation is under active legislative debate as lawmakers push the Clarity Act, with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and White House crypto czar David Sacks actively advocating for the bill’s advancement amid ongoing negotiations. White House Adviser Brokers Fragile Truce Between Wall