Bitcoin Drops as Iran-US Conflict Intensifies
Bitcoin fell over 2% to $77,363 on Tuesday as US-Iran attacks pushed investors into risk-off mode.
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Bitcoin fell over 2% to $77,363 on Tuesday as US-Iran attacks pushed investors into risk-off mode.
Japanese bond yields hit multi-decade highs, pressuring yen carry trades and raising questions about Bitcoin's vulnerability to a stronger yen.
Robert Kiyosaki's $1.2 billion debt is secured by apartment buildings, not his Bitcoin or gold. His personal share is far lower.
The dollar rose across the board, Treasury yields increased, and stocks fell as renewed US-Iran fighting pushed crude above $90, adding to inflation concerns.
A technical glitch has delayed the EIA's most detailed US oil production report, expected in September, amid tight supply conditions.
US stocks fell, led by Nasdaq, as Middle East tensions rose. Dell shares reversed losses after strong earnings.
Bitcoin dropped below $77,000 on Tuesday after Trump confirmed US airstrikes on Iran, reversing a recent rally to $80,000.
Dell shares jumped over 10% in after-hours trading after reporting a massive earnings beat and raising full-year guidance on soaring AI demand.
RBNZ rate hike widely expected; Australian Q2 GDP data due with focus on trade and inventories.
Meta's ad revenue grew 27% to $59.36B, narrowing the gap with Alphabet's Google Search; analysts still favor Alphabet due to AI spending.