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TheCryptoList News Weekly | Mar 6 – Iran War Bitcoin Moves, Nasdaq Prediction Markets, Extreme Fear

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This episode of TheCryptoList News Weekly explores how global events and financial markets are intersecting with cryptocurrency.As the war in Iran escalates, on-chain data shows a surge in cryptocurrency withdrawals from Iranian exchanges. Millions of dollars moved into self-custody wallets shortly after U.S. and Israeli airstrikes began, highlighting how some users turn to Bitcoin during periods of geopolitical uncertainty.We also break down Nasdaq’s move into prediction markets. The exchange has filed with the SEC to introduce “Outcome Related Options,” contracts that allow traders to take yes-or-no positions on market outcomes tied to the Nasdaq-100 index.Plus this week’s Crypto Vitals, including total market cap, Bitcoin dominance, and the latest reading from the Fear & Greed Index.Additional topics include developments involving privacy coins Monero and Zcash, and Solana-based AI technology being explored for autonomous driving.Explore cryptocurrencies and learn how they work:TheCryptoList.netThis is not financial advice.

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