Leading cryptocurrencies inched higher on Sunday as oil prices tumbled after Israel’s attack on Iran avoided hitting the country’s oil infrastructure. What Happened: Bitcoin spiked above $68,000 late evening before making a U-turn toward $67,800. Oil prices were hit with the U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) falling 4.6% to $68.48 a barrel as Israel struck Iran’s military targets but left its oil facilities unharmed. Ethereum too reversed the downsides from last week to hit $2,520 before falling to $2,490 due to profit-taking. Total cryptocurrency liquidations hit nearly $70 million in the la…
