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A few hours ago, Andrés Felipe Arias, former Colombian minister, reappeared with a video on social media to discuss the impact of the US bombing of Iran on the price of certain assets.

According to the economist on his X account, the American military offensive generated a “substantial” change in Bitcoin, causing it to fall below $100,000.

Bitcoin is a virtual currency or electronic medium of exchange. Photo: iStock

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"Take advantage of this market movement to take a larger position in Bitcoin in your portfolio," Arias noted in the post, referring to the opportunity investors have in the face of the conflict in the Middle East.

The former Colombian minister also added: "Tomorrow, we'll be very attentive to how the options premiums for buying Bitcoin long-term and futures open." He also emphasized the importance of learning how to manage assets in order to take a more informed financial position.

The price of Bitcoin fell after the US attack on Iran. Photo: Sascha Steinbach. EFE

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Last Saturday, June 21, United States President Donald Trump decided to carry out a military operation in Iran, with the goal of destroying three facilities that are part of the country's nuclear program.

As a result, the world's main currency plummeted, prompting the Iranian parliament to consider closing the Strait of Hormuz, through which 20 percent of the world's oil and fuel trade passes.

Isfahan nuclear plant, Iran, after the US bombing. Photo: AFP

While the decision was left to the Ayatollah regime's Revolutionary Guard, some international representatives described the measure as "economic suicide" because it would affect China, Europe, and other important regions.

If the proposal is approved, oil prices would skyrocket and could destabilize the global economy. However, this could only be achieved through force, as Iran lacks the legal authority to order a ceasefire across the entire Strait of Hormuz.

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Andrés Felipe Arias reappeared, speaking about the impact of the US attack on Iran on the price of Bitcoin.

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Which Colombian city is classified as the most dangerous in the world?

How is the trial of former President Álvaro Uribe going?

Bus accident in Calarcá?

Unusual cold in Bogotá explained by Ideam

The economist recommends learning how to manage assets. Photo: Instagram: @andresfelarias / iStock

A few hours ago, Andrés Felipe Arias, former Colombian minister, reappeared with a video on social media to discuss the impact of the US bombing of Iran on the price of certain assets.

According to the economist on his X account, the American military offensive generated a “substantial” change in Bitcoin, causing it to fall below $100,000.

Bitcoin is a virtual currency or electronic medium of exchange. Photo: iStock

READ ALSO

The price of Bitcoin fell after the US attack on Iran. Photo: Sascha Steinbach. EFE

READ ALSO

As a result, the world's main currency plummeted, prompting the Iranian parliament to consider closing the Strait of Hormuz, through which 20 percent of the world's oil and fuel trade passes.

Isfahan nuclear plant, Iran, after the US bombing. Photo: AFP

READ ALSO

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