Quote from: zekean on June 29, 2025, 04:55:18 PM

It’s true, geopolitical events have a huge impact on Bitcoin’s short-term moves, and we’ve seen that again with the recent rebound. I think as more countries start shaping clear crypto policies, that will definitely boost investor confidence and could push prices toward new highs.

But at the same time, global tensions still make the market a bit shaky — any escalation can trigger another round of panic selling. Long-term though, Bitcoin has always shown resilience and found ways to adapt. It’ll be interesting to see if those $175K–$200K predictions actually come true by year-end. Either way, I think it’s going to be quite a ride.

Global tension has shown to have diminishing effect right now, people aren't too scared about the war anymore, stocks and btc aren't plummeting so hard anymore.
Whether there's global tension or not won't change the fact that i'm bullish with bitcoin though, since the fiat just keep printing money, i'm more afraid of holding fiat these days compared to BTC frankly speaking.

Just imagine holding something that multiplies with the passing days, value definitely gonna go down, we just don't really put attention to it. If only government can stop printing too much money Grin

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