Quote from: CamilaStar on July 04, 2025, 07:44:47 AM

The truth is that Bitcoin operates independently of centralized governments, and this makes it more vulnerable to geographical influence than the fiat currencies. Many investors turn to Bitcoin as a hedge during difficult times like this, that's the same way gold has been used in the past. So despite the Iran-israel war and the US involvement which could affect or destabilize the market, Bitcoin stood strong and even increased from $100k to $105. We need to know that due to it's fixed supply and it's growing adoption all over the world helps it to reinforce it's value. So as currency devaluation continues to concern global economics, Bitcoin gives an alternative store of value that is not at all tied to any ones country's Faith. No matter the conflict of any country, Bitcoin still grows. The headlines about the war might look scary, just take a look at it's recent rebound which is still a reminder that Bitcoin is built to endure though time and that's exactly what we love about it and also why people trust it with their investments.

Bitcoin doesn't care what's going on in the world. It's just that the price of Bitcoin goes down a little in these situations due to some panic sellers, but it doesn't last long. There was a little down during the war, which wasn't very big. And such a down can happen anyway. Because Bitcoin is now much more expensive and it's completely decentralized, its price depends on the pressure of buying and selling. It's normal for the price of Bitcoin to move a little when some whale investors sell or buy their Bitcoin. The war between Iran and Israel didn't seem to have as much impact on Bitcoin as it was.