During Iran Conflict, Bitcoin's 1-Hour Sell Volume Surged to Around $1.8 Billion
BlockBeats News, February 28th, according to Darkfost monitoring, during today's Iran conflict, Bitcoin's 1-hour sell-off volume surged by about $1.8 billion, reflecting a large number of sell orders in the market.
Analysts warn that in the current situation, sellers have a clear advantage, and the market is experiencing increasing short-term risk aversion sentiment. Market conditions are expected to become more volatile and unpredictable. Capital flows are more driven by emotions and risk management rather than by structural dynamics, so caution is advised.
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