BTC slipped back into February's range after Donald Trump threatened to attack Iran's power plants, sparking a selloff and shifting flows toward commodities. Bitcoin fell to $68,200 after a weekend selloff tied to the war with Iran, creating a CME gap near $70,000. More than $400 million in crypto futures liquidations hit markets, mostly long positions, signaling a sharp unwind in bullish leverage. Altcoins lagged behind BTC, but privacy tokens and select assets like BCH and LINK show…
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