Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin Fall as US Strikes on Iran Enter 13th Day: Analyst Says Correction Isn't 'Great' for the Market
Leading cryptocurrencies dived alongside stocks on Thursday, July 23, as elevated Middle East tensions trimmed investors' risk appetite.
When scary things happen around the world, people get nervous about risky investments like cryptocurrencies, so Bitcoin and similar coins dropped in price along with stocks. Watching whether world news calms down or gets more tense can help you understand why crypto prices move up and down.
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