S&P 5007,482.58▼0.3% Nasdaq25,870.65▲0.2% Dow52,348.09▼1.1% Russell 2K2,948.91▼1.1% 10-Yr4.57%+4bp VIX16.86+0.73 WTI$74.03▲5.1% Gold$4,091.40▼1.3% EUR/USD1.143▼0.1% BTC$63,168▲1.5% Nikkei68,257▼2.1%
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Bitcoin rises as markets shrug off renewed Middle East tensions

Bitcoin was up 9% since the end of June, and BTC increased 1.2% to about $63,000.

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CoinDesk reports that bitcoin rose 1.2% to around $63,000 as crypto and broader markets appeared largely unconcerned by renewed Middle East tensions, including U.S. airstrikes on Iran.

The outlet also said Nasdaq futures jumped 2.6%, while bitcoin is up 9% since the end of June.

Latest closeBitcoin $63,168.34 ▲1.5%|Nasdaq Comp. 25,870.65 ▲0.2%

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CoinDeskCrypto remains resilient in face of renewed Middle East tensions

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