BitUnix analyst: Israeli airstrikes on Iran ignite Middle East war, market panics excessively, BTC drops 3% in short term, testing $102000

BlockBeats News: On June 13th, early this morning, Israel launched a large-scale military strike on Iran, with airstrikes covering Tehran and multiple nuclear facilities and missile bases. The Israeli Prime Minister stated that this move is a necessary response to Iran's threat to Israel's survival and threatened to continue striking until the threat is lifted. Iran has fully activated its air defense system, Tehran International Airport has been closed, and the military has entered a state of alert. It is expected that retaliatory actions will soon be launched. Although the United States did not participate in the operation, it quickly initiated evacuation and military preparedness measures, and international oil prices surged by more than 7% per barrel due to the escalation of the war. The tension in the Middle East continues to rise, and market risk aversion is rapidly increasing. BitUnix analysts suggest that the Iraq War should boost safe haven demand, and short-term geopolitical conflict safe haven funds may flow into the cryptocurrency market. If the geopolitical conflict continues to escalate, it is not ruled out that Bitcoin may challenge the liquidity target above $110350 again. Investors are advised to operate cautiously and respond flexibly, avoid emotional trading, and closely monitor subsequent diplomatic developments and changes in US Iran attitudes.