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Re: If Israel and Iran go to war, what will happen to crypto assets?
by
Marvell1
on 22/06/2025, 05:35:31 UTC


I wouldn't click on that link.

However, the Iran-Israel war probably won't have much impact on the global crypto market, because both countries are not big players in the global cryptocurrency industry. And investors are now smarter in responding to geopolitical conditions like this, and prefer to focus on the long term, rather than taking short-term actions on the grounds of geopolitical conditions like this. Moreover, in the last few weeks, positive news about Bitcoin has increased, and this could be a good signal for investors and maybe it could potentially boost the price of Bitcoin.

So as long as this doesn't turn into a full-scale war involving many countries, the crypto market conditions will remain relatively stable.

Are Russia and Ukraine big countries in the cryptocurrency industry? They are not the big guys in the industry but if I remember correctly, bitcoin was hit hard when their war happened.

The issue is not whether they are big players in the industry, but how the impact of that war affects the overall world situation. If war causes major negative impacts on the economy, leading to high inflation and increased global instability, bitcoin will be affected more. Because it is just a part of the economy and will not be immune if the economy is affected.


But over time, people will adapt and the market will gradually recover. That is why, despite the ongoing war with Russia and Ukraine, the market remains unconcerned. Likewise, the market may be dumped more if the war Iran-Israel becomes more intense but it will also recover over time.