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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: what does war with iran do for bitcoins?
by
hero_the_bossman
on 27/06/2025, 10:24:25 UTC
I cant keep up with the news the last bomb shell was trumps terrifs and btc went to 75k, . Are US investors saying this could be bad for the american stock market so last buy crypto: so it will be good? Or will the traders say btc and when I say btc I mean all coins, that when the nyse is too linked to bitcoin and even though bitcoin is country less but seems US drives the price. You can see when this administration is insider trading. Always a day late so we pick up the tab when they pump and dump.
Honestly whenever there is some large political, economic event, particularly a Trump, tariff or whatever Wall Street move, it moves quickly and drastically on crypto. Now it is certainly being used as a form of hedge by people, to get out of whatever mess the stock market lands in but certainly the US factor is a massive influence in the price. Although Bitcoin is meant to be globalized and decentralized, the influence of the US investors or institutions cannot be denied at all. Much of the large funds originate there and as a change in policy occurs, crypto responds instantly.

And that part of not being in time a day when insiders already took their moves, I can understand that. It is really as though we are never catching the wave at its crest, which has already been surfed. Wonder what happened to free and fair markets.

I would say that the broader market is affected first, then comes the markets smaller than it is - ones of which is the crypto market, the one which is much riskier in the perspective.

That's why investors pull off from it more than anything, - because it's the line that's not as concrete as they would want it to be, at least as for now.