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the-void
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3.31498293 BTC
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232,540.54 USD
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0.00000546 BTC
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0.38 USD
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3.31497747 BTC
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232,540.16 USD
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script-f2bbcdc038e9e8a47d2b821b6908d170
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+
0 BTC
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0.00 USD
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script-0b9f261410a3474f290073b854e6d429
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+
0 BTC
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0.00 USD
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script-9f00ecd3004df7eedbd48f01643b1c99
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+
0 BTC
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0.00 USD
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-
0.00819569 BTC
·
574.91 USD
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+
0.00589569 BTC
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413.57 USD
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+
0.0011 BTC
·
77.16 USD
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the-void
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+
0.0012 BTC
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84.17 USD
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| Transaction | Address | Amount |
|---|---|---|
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10 TetherUS
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10 TetherUS
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Bitcoin rebounds $5K after US-Israeli strikes on Iran shock markets, stabilizing around $67K-$68K.
A CryptoQuant study reveals Bitcoin's net exchange movements amid global geopolitical shocks, showcasing temporary inflow spikes and subsequent stabilization.
Bitcoin's exchange inflows momentarily surge during major geopolitical crises, before stabilizing. Macroeconomic factors, rather than conflicts, influence Bitcoin's medium-term market trends, according to a CryptoQuant report.