According to Tom Robinson, co-founder of Elliptic, the $90 million hack on Iranian cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex by pro-Israel group Gonjeshke Darande is an act of politically motivated sabotage, not financial theft. Yehor Rudytsia, a security researcher at Hacken, confirmed that the stolen funds were permanently burned in inaccessible vanity wallets, making recovery impossible. This event could cripple Iran's ability to bypass sanctions using cryptocurrency, potentially increasing regulatory scrutiny and volatility in global crypto trading markets.

According to @WhiteHouse, President Donald J. Trump recently had a successful discussion with Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu addressing trade and Iran. This alignment may influence cryptocurrency markets, particularly those sensitive to geopolitical tensions involving Iran, a country that has previously been associated with using digital currencies to bypass sanctions. Traders should monitor the potential impacts on Bitcoin and Ethereum prices as tensions may arise.