CoinEx news: The US strike on a seawater desalination plant in Iran left 10,000 people without access to water and caused Bitcoin’s price to fall below $100,000, triggering the liquidation of approximately $700 million in crypto assets.

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PopcornObserver
· 15h ago
Geopolitics is increasingly directly affecting the crypto market. Iran’s water shortage and Bitcoin liquidations seem unrelated, but once panic sets in, everything gets dumped at once—leveraged players are liquidated in turn. This is what the butterfly effect looks like.
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StopMessingAroundWithGasFees.
· 07-19 03:59
10k people have no drinking water, and Bitcoin is also affected—this kind of correlation is truly ironic.
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USDCBeliever
· 07-19 01:05
Every time war or sanctions emerge, Bitcoin tends to plunge. This time it even involves a water shortage—feels like taking advantage of the situation, though the market is indeed fragile.
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AirdropSociology
· 07-19 01:02
This news is unbelievable—can a seawater desalination plant really push Bitcoin below 100k?
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BedrockBeliever
· 07-19 00:40
Can USD hegemony even remotely control Bitcoin’s price fluctuations?
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BundlerBoss
· 07-19 00:40
This move by the US both creates a humanitarian crisis and crashes the coin price—two birds with one stone.
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FakeSigStamp
· 07-19 00:40
7亿美金清算,杠杆玩家又遭重,地缘政治风险真是加密市场的定时炸弹。
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LeverageManager
· 07-19 00:40
打击海水淡化厂导致1万人断水,这跟比特币有啥直接关系?市场太敏感了。
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