I believe that Bitcoin's independence from central governments makes it less sensitive to geopolitical events than traditional financial assets. That's why I prefer Bitcoin as a reliable currency., Despite the Iran-Israel conflict and possible US intervention, I attribute Bitcoin's strong position to its decentralized structure and increasing institutional interest, so it's not a problem.
Bitcoin's decentralized structure makes it a digital asset that you can physically carry, which can be advantageous, especially in chaotic situations.
That's not entirely true. Although the bitcoin network is decentralized and not controlled by any government, its supply, demand, and price are determined by investors. Meanwhile, investor actions are influenced by geopolitics. That's why bitcoin always reacts to negative/positive news.
Whether bitcoin is decentralized or centralized, but in the end it depends on investors, money flow...and all these factors depend on politics and economics. So bitcoin is not really independent, it is like other assets that will be affected by macro factors, even more so because people just see it as a speculative asset.
Decentralization does not mean being independent from the rest of the world or immune to everything.