BlockBeats News, March 4 — According to Cointelegraph, independent analyses by TRM Labs and Chainalysis show that after the US and Israel launched strikes against Iran, Iran’s largest crypto exchange Nobitex did not experience sustained, user-driven sell-offs. Although on-chain data indicates that major Iranian exchanges saw brief surges in activity and increased fund outflows across a broader scope.
The report examined Nobitex’s on-chain activity since the strikes began on February 28. The results show that shortly after the attack, the platform’s activity significantly increased, including transactions transferring over $35 million from hot wallets to cold wallets. However, TRM stated that these transfers are likely internal fund management operations within the exchange, rather than panic withdrawals by users.
Disclaimer: The information on this page may come from third parties and does not represent the views or opinions of Gate. The content displayed on this page is for reference only and does not constitute any financial, investment, or legal advice. Gate does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information and shall not be liable for any losses arising from the use of this information. Virtual asset investments carry high risks and are subject to significant price volatility. You may lose all of your invested principal. Please fully understand the relevant risks and make prudent decisions based on your own financial situation and risk tolerance. For details, please refer to
Disclaimer.
Related Articles
Saudi Arabia Announces 30-Day License Exemption for Persian Gulf Vessels
Gate News reported that on March 24, Saudi Arabia announced a 30-day license exemption for ships in the Persian Gulf region.
GateNews2m ago
Trump's Ultimatum to Iran Fails to Materialize, BTC Stabilizes After Breaking Below $70,000 Over the Weekend
QCP Group points out that Trump's ultimatum to Iran failed to materialize, and the market stabilized briefly. Despite BTC breaking below 70,000, its resilience has strengthened. With U.S. national debt exceeding 3.9 trillion, stagflation concerns intensify, and central banks face policy dilemmas. Iran proposed settling transit fees in yuan, and the market should monitor shifts in BTC.
GateNews1h ago
Israeli Official: Iran Unlikely to Agree to US Demands, but Trump Determined to Reach Deal
Gate News: On March 24, Israeli officials stated that Iran is unlikely to agree to the relevant demands proposed by the United States, but US President Trump appears determined to reach a deal with Iran.
GateNews2h ago
Gold, Bonds, and Bitcoin: The Three Major Truth Revealers of Financial Markets
The article analyzes the recent performance of gold, bonds, and Bitcoin in current financial markets and the reasons behind it. Recently, rising bond yields, falling gold prices, and rising Bitcoin have demonstrated the market's reaction to uncertainty. Particularly in the Iran conflict, a liquidity crisis led to gold selloffs, while Bitcoin, as a non-sovereign asset, has gained favor. Looking ahead, oil prices are expected to continue rising, putting pressure on bonds and gold, with Bitcoin outperforming other assets. Financial markets will be significantly influenced by geopolitical factors.
金色财经_2h ago
Trump Says He's Negotiating with Iran to End Conflict While US-Iran-Israel Trilateral Strikes Continue
On March 24, Trump stated that the US and Iran are engaged in peace negotiations, but conflicts continue. Iran attacked Israel and US military bases, while the US and Saudi Arabia strengthened their defenses; US and Israeli counterattacks resulted in damage to Iranian facilities.
GateNews2h ago
Macquarie: If the Strait of Hormuz remains closed through April, crude oil prices could rise to $150 per barrel
Gate News: On March 24, Macquarie released a crude oil price forecast report stating that if Iran tensions ease, Brent crude oil prices could touch a bottom of $85 to $90 per barrel. If the Strait of Hormuz (a globally important oil transportation channel that carries approximately 20% of global oil shipments) remains closed through April, crude oil prices could still rise to $150 per barrel.
GateNews2h ago
