In the end, everything ended peacefully, and this conflict quickly exhausted itself. And what's funny, but did you know that geopolitical events have a rather weak effect on the Bitcoin rate, and stocks in general? Even Trump's tariffs, which threatened global trade chains, did not affect the Bitcoin rate very much. I remember when the price fell from 66k to below 15k, and that was a fall.
And now I can't even imagine what needs to happen for the price to correct itself so much. Yes, the price was at 55k relatively recently. But it didn't last very long. Bitcoin is stronger now than ever.
It's not that geopolitical events are having a weak impact on bitcoin, it's that bitcoin has matured. It is no longer a purely speculative asset, bump&dump as before.
Bitcoin is getting more mature and its volatility is also decreasing, which will make it safer and more traditional investors will be interested in it. But as volatility decreases, it also means we won't see the same strong rallies as before. Bitcoin is becoming more stable, and there will be many people happy about this, but there will also be people who are not happy because high volatility can bring better returns.