As of now, Bitcoin is trading below $100K, so definitely this is the impact of that war happening. Though the war has nothing to do with Bitcoin or the crypto market, due to panic, holders are selling their Bitcoin. As a result, Bitcoin dumps hard time after time when news comes for bombing. Bitcoin is a virtual asset; nothing has to do with real-life war. The problem is, when some bad news comes about the bombing, the market seems to be impacted negatively.

You can say a dump would be an advantage of accumulation. Those who aren't yet entered on Bitcoin might think to enter during the dump. Usually Bitcoin is always volatile; even when there was no war, Bitcoin was below $75K a few weeks back as well. So during the war, especially if the USA is involved in the war, then a sudden dump is expected. Instead of panicking, we should take advantage and accumulate more Bitcoin.