Bitcoin sold-off with the start of the Iran-Israel war, but it did not provide the same supportive protection as gold.
Currently, Bitcoin is in the ~$102k–$106k range, with volatility.
In the last two years of 2025, there is a potential for a rise of $150k–$200k—especially due to increased ETF inflows.

In the long term, various analyses show $300k, $1M or more—depending on data and acceptance growth.

Historically, Bitcoin has not acted as a safe haven asset like gold or the dollar. For example, the price hasn't fallen much in the recent turmoil, but its relationship to gold is different.

Experts believe that Bitcoin is now being used primarily as a “high-risk, high-return” asset, with sales increasing in the event of terrorist or military incidents.

Bitcoin's high volatility (7 times that of gold) and cyclicality (halving every 4 years) determine its price fluctuations.

Market sentiment, risk appetite, economic interest, and the regulatory environment can all lead to increased risk.

Currently hovering around ≈ $102k–$103k.