Turns out, while not totally unsubstantiated, the rumor was more of a half-truth arising due to some onlookers overestimating the significance of Iran’s official exchange rate.
In reality, the business remains as usual in Iran’s homegrown cryptocurrency space with peer-to-peer Bitcoin trading currently hovering around the $7,000s.
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Based on https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-selling-for-24-000-per-btc-in-iran-as-us-tensions-escalate
Also the main reason for why there are no such high tansactions from Iran is because they have restricted internet access across the country since November.
So as many were saying, no people... Bitcoin is not being exchanged with such high volumes and price in Iran but rather from other countries due to such recent events.
It's great that even if Iran is facing to almost war against US, the exchange of bitcoin didn't skyrocket to 24k dollars. Normal exchange of currencies in Iran is a good signal that the exchange is not abusing it's power and they are not using the situation as an excuse to make that crazy conversion rate.
Those countries or exchange that is/are giving this crazy conversion rate of 24k dollars per bitcoin is not a good influence in crypto society and if possible they should be stop in order to protect the future of digital payment.