The B2 bombing was real and had a significant impact, but the price didn’t spike immediately after the strike. In fact, Bitcoin started pumping only after Trump announced plans for peace negotiations between Iran and Israel.

While tensions escalated  with Iran reportedly attempting to strike a U.S. military base in Iraq and most Middle Eastern flights getting canceled  the market initially crashed, dropping by nearly $99K.

There were widespread rumors and real fear of a full scale conflict, almost brushing against the edge of WW3. But once Trump’s statement brought some clarity, the market had already begun recovering  and Iran’s counterattack didn’t shake it.

Honestly, if we had stepped into a real WW3 scenario, we might’ve seen Bitcoin hit a new ATH, fueled by global panic and inflation fears.