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The Israel-Iran conflict flares up again, and Trump urgently puts out the fire: oil jumps higher, gold faces pressure, and BTC rebounds strongly

At around 2:00 a.m. Beijing time on June 8, 2026, Iran fired multiple rounds of missiles at Israel. This was Iran’s first direct military strike against Israel since the ceasefire on April 8. The immediate trigger for this attack was the Israeli military’s escalation of its military actions against Lebanon—especially the renewed airstrikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps defined this operation as a “direct response” to Israel’s cross-border attack. Unlike
CL1.76%
XAUUSD0.16%
XAGUSD1.31%
BTC1.56%
GateInstantTrends·06-08 02:30
The Israel-Iran conflict flares up again, and Trump urgently puts out the fire: oil jumps higher, gold faces pressure, and BTC rebounds strongly

Gate Daily Report (June 8): Strategy CEO refutes rumor of selling Bitcoin; Jensen Huang says AI stocks are very cheap

Bitcoin (BTC) sees a slight rebound, trading around $62,948 as of June 8. Strategy CEO Phong Le refutes market rumors, stating clearly that the long-term goal is to continue accumulating Bitcoin. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang holds a press conference in Seoul, saying that AI-related stocks are currently very cheap. Macro Events & Crypto Hot Topics 1、Strategy CEO Phong Le posted on X that the company’s long-term strategy is to continuously increase the size of its net Bitcoin holdings and the number of
BTC1.56%
NVDA2.91%
ETH0.28%
ZEC2.67%
MarketWhisper·06-08 01:49
Gate Daily Report (June 8): Strategy CEO refutes rumor of selling Bitcoin; Jensen Huang says AI stocks are very cheap

Iranian missile attack on Israel, Trump’s “prevent retaliatory strike” triggers a 2% rebound in Bitcoin

On the early morning of June 8, Iran fired multiple rounds of missiles at Israel. This was Iran’s first direct missile attack on Israel since the ceasefire on April 8; afterward, Bitcoin surged more than 2% to about $63,330. Axios reported that on June 7, Trump called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, urging him to “not retaliate.” Goldman Sachs expects that because the labor market is stronger than expected, the Fed will no longer cut rates this year. Iran-Israel Developments: Trump St
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NVDA2.91%
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MarketWhisper·06-08 01:16
Iranian missile attack on Israel, Trump’s “prevent retaliatory strike” triggers a 2% rebound in Bitcoin