Iran and Israel Have Spent Over $25 Billion in the '12-Day War', Equivalent to 1% of Total Supply

According to a report by Opportunity Cost, a digital tool that converts global spending into Bitcoin and Satoshi, the Iran-Israel conflict is said to have caused these two countries a loss of approximately $25.5 billion, equivalent to over 240,837 BTC at current prices. According to this platform, Israel has fired the Arrow interceptor missiles, each costing about 3 million dollars or 28.3 BTC, to counter Iranian missiles priced at about 2 million dollars or 18.9 BTC each. This exchange has been repeated nightly for nearly two weeks, during which time Israel has launched 50 to 100 of these high-tech interceptor missiles. On the other hand, Iran's approach focuses on volume, deploying more than 400 ballistic missiles and over 1,000 drones. The cost of this country's attack weapons alone has reached approximately 7,554 BTC. Meanwhile, Israel has spent at least 2,124 BTC on the Arrow missile defense system, which is just one component of the country's broader missile defense strategy. The United States also participated in the conflict through an airstrike campaign called "Midnight Hammer." This mission involved the deployment of seven stealth bombers dropping bunker-busting bombs, with each attack estimated at approximately 30.2 BTC or 3.2 million dollars. Just that night alone added about 9,400 BTC to the total cost of the confrontation. By the end of the conflict, the three countries had spent an amount equivalent to about 1% of the total Bitcoin supply, which is 240,837 BTC.