Crypto Prices Drop as U.S. Urges Citizens To Leave Iran
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Rising geopolitical tensions are once again impacting the crypto market. As the United States issued a fresh warning to its citizens, urging them to leave Iran immediately, crypto prices continue to fall. As investors remain cautious of a possible military conflict, it triggered a wave of selloff across the market, resulting in a severe downturn. US-Iran Concerns Shake Crypto Prices On Friday, the US Virtual Embassy in Iran ordered American citizens to leave the country immediately. With a security warning, “leave Iran now,” the embassy urged them to make departure plans that do not rely on assistance from the U.S. government. The advisory stated, “Leave Iran now. Have a plan for departing Iran that does not rely on U.S. government help. Flight cancellations and disruptions are possible with little warning. Check directly with your airlines for updates. If you cannot leave, find a secure location within your residence or another safe building. Have a supply of food, water, medications, and other essential items.” In response to these rising tensions between the US and Iran, crypto prices are under pressure. Driven by fear and caution, traders are repositioning their assets, looking for more stable and safer investment options. Thus, risk assets like Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies face increased pressure, with major crypto prices falling. Previously, when US President Donald Trump threatened Iran with far worse military actions, crypto prices experienced one of their worst times. It was when the BTC price fell below $90k, after holding the level for a period. Further, the embassy cautioned US citizens to be prepared for ongoing internet disruption and to arrange other ways to stay in touch. They are also asked to consider leaving Iran by land through Armenia or Turkiye, if possible and safe. The statement added, “Increased security measures, road closures, public transportation…
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