Svmuu reported that the U.S. Senate voted 50 to 47 to advance a procedural war powers resolution, which could force President Donald Trump to withdraw American troops from Iran without congressional approval.
The U.S.-Iran conflict has now lasted for nearly three months. Although digital assets have remained largely flat over the past four months due to macroeconomic headwinds such as rising inflation, Andri Fauzan Adziima, Head of Research at Bitrue, stated that the advancement of this resolution is a strong bullish catalyst for cryptocurrencies and could trigger a 6% to 10% relief rally in Bitcoin in the coming days. As of press time, Bitcoin has held steady near $76,500 over the past 24 hours. (cointelegraph)
The U.S. Senate Advances a Resolution to Restrict the President's War Powers Regarding Iran
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