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Middle East Tension Puts Bitcoin (BTC) Bull Run to $80,000 on Hold

Bitcoin's anticipated bull run in October has been setback due to rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Before the missile strike on Israel, Bitcoin's price was over $64,000. However, the incident caused a drop to $60,350 as investors responded with sell-offs. The Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index also dropped from 61 to 39, indicating growing fear in the market. Bitcoin's price has fallen below the Short-Term Holder Realized Price, suggesting a potential pause in its bull run. The In/Out of Money Around Price (IOMAP) shows that the region between $63,510 and $65,323 is critical for Bitcoin, with 2.15 million addresses holding 1.27 million BTC in that range. A decrease to $59,813 is possible in the short term, and Bitcoin will need to surpass $66,000 to invalidate the bearish condition.

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