In the midst of the conflict between Israel and Iran, the market is susceptible and attentive to any modification.
The market for Bitcoin (BTC) and the rest of the cryptocurrencies continues to decline in the early hours of Tuesday, April 16. Uncertainty persists among investors due to the conflict in the Middle East and when it comes to maintaining caution, the first assets to lose are digital ones. Furthermore, the historical marketability of Bitcoin is no friend to current uncertainty. This is in a phased manner. What happens in Bitcoin affects the entire market for cryptocurrencies, tokens and digital assets. If bitcoin goes up, altcoins tend to go up too, and if bitcoin goes down (like now), altcoins go down, albeit with greater volatility.
