Bitcoin falls to $99,000 as the crypto market reacts to global tensions.

Bitcoin has fallen below the $100,000 mark, down to $99,627 after the United States unexpectedly bombed Iran's nuclear facilities. This news came out late Friday night, and within a few hours, the crypto market turned red across the board.

Bitcoin price fell 6% in one day with a market capitalization currently at 1.98 trillion dollars, and the 24-hour trading volume is 57.41 billion dollars. Attacks targeting Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan have shaken the risk market. Bitcoin has stayed above 100,000 dollars for more than 40 consecutive days. That streak has now ended. Ethereum falls rapidly, now just over 2,200 dollars. Solana has dropped to 129 dollars. The total market capitalization of the crypto market has decreased by about 5%, currently valued at 3.04 trillion dollars. More than 1 billion dollars have been liquidated in the last 24 hours. The biggest hits have fallen on BTC, ETH, and SOL. Volume has surged. The 24-hour trading volume of Bitcoin has skyrocketed by over 33%, a clear indication that a panic sell-off has occurred. This is not just a headline. The possibility of Iran's counterattack is being publicly discussed. Some sources suggest that the figure is 66%, and that uncertainty is enough to reverse the situation immediately. A few days ago, the crypto market was on the rise, the chart was clean, money was flowing in strongly, and there was confidence in the ETF. That sentiment has disappeared. Currently, the issue is defense. Bitcoin is fluctuating above $99,000. If the situation worsens, $95,000 or even $92,000 could be the next levels. Besides cryptocurrencies, oil has risen above 91 dollars. Gold is volatile. The dollar is rising. This is a classic shift to safe havens, risk is gone, fear is increasing. The weekend is not over yet. And with the way things are going, no one gets to rest. The crypto market is watching every move from Tehran and Washington. The next 48 hours will be very important.