Quote from: JeffBrad12 on Today at 05:23:34 AM

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.

It's not that people are no longer afraid of war or global instability, it's just that things have calmed down.
In my opinion, things are still the same, global tensions have always had a negative impact on speculative assets and that has been the case for decades . That won't change anytime soon, as there are still more speculators than long-term investors in the market and they won't hesitate to dump everything when there is negative news .

Quote from: JeffBrad12 on Today at 05:23:34 AM

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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But I agree with you on this, no matter what happens like war, crisis, pandemic...money is always printed in one way or another. Like what's happening in the United States, the Federal Reserve isn't cutting interest rates, quantitative tightening, but the Trump administration is using fiscal policy to pump money into the economy. According to preliminary estimates, Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" would pump more than $5 trillion into the economy over the next 10 years. This would add to the budget deficit and cause more inflation but would benefit investments like bitcoin, stocks or gold.