最新报道:The largest Bitcoin leverage unwind in nearly a year was triggered by escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, leading to a sharp market correction. Bitcoin's price dropped over 8% to around $61,000 as traders rapidly liquidated leveraged positions, with over $780 million in long positions wiped out within 24 hours. Analysts noted this was the most significant deleveraging event since August 2023, driven by geopolitical uncertainty and risk-off sentiment. Crypto derivatives data showed extreme long positioning prior to the sell-off, exacerbating the downturn. Market participants are closely monitoring Middle East developments, as further escalation could prolong volatility in crypto markets. Despite the pullback, some traders view the correction as healthy after Bitcoin's recent rally to all-time highs above $73,000.