Leading cryptocurrencies continued to trade in the red as geopolitical tensions kept risk appetite in check. What Happened: Bitcoin chopped between $60,000 and $62,000 during the day, a day after falling to a nearly two-week low, as Iran’s missile attack and Israel’s retaliation promise squeezed demand. Ethereum sank further, dipping below $2,400 during afternoon hours, and was down more than 7% over the week, compared to Bitcoin’s 3.18% weekly losses. In the past 24 hours, the total cryptocurrency liquidations increased to $243.36 million, with long liquidations accounting for $181.22 million…
