ME News 消息，3 月 2 日（UTC+8），伊朗首都德黑兰遭袭击，包括市中心区域在内的多地发生多起爆炸。本次爆炸涉及塔吉里什、菲尔多西广场以及伊朗外事警察局所在区域等地。以色列国防军当天稍晚时证实，以色列空军已对德黑兰境内的伊朗目标发动新一轮“大规模”空袭。（来源：ME）

伊朗首都德黑兰遭袭，市中心发生爆炸

ME News reports that on March 2 (UTC+8), Tehran, the capital of Iran, was attacked, with multiple explosions occurring in several locations, including the city center. The explosions targeted Tagirish, Ferdowsi Square, and the area where the Iranian Foreign Police Station is located. Later that day, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed that the Israeli Air Force had launched a new round of &quot;large-scale&quot; airstrikes against Iranian targets within Tehran. (Source: ME)

Tehran, the capital of Iran, was attacked, with an explosion occurring in the city center.

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TechFlow Summary: This article clarifies a structural issue that is easily overlooked: Bitcoin ETFs are not the floor, but rather a conditional buyer. A net outflow of $3.8 billion over five weeks is not just a poorly calculated figure, but rather a sign that the most stable door for institutions was quietly closed at the height of tariff uncertainty. The data reversed after February 20th, but whether this reversal is a genuine signal or a tactical maneuver is worth careful consideration. The author provides three pathways and four indicators to observe.
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Bitcoin ETF...