Quote from: fuguebtc on Today at 01:51:38 PM

not all assets and goods fall in price or are dumped when war breaks out and causes panic in the economy. Ever wonder why bitcoin and stocks often get dumped but gold or oil don't when war breaks out? Simply because bitcoin and stocks are classified as high-risk speculative assets, while gold and oil have always been considered reliable safe havens. That is why gold prices always rise and go against the global financial markets whenever a war breaks out, and vice versa. When the economy stabilizes, gold prices usually fall and speculative assets prevail.

The tricky part is that, just like how gold and oil goes up (or stays same) during a war, while stocks go down, bitcoin should be going up too. Bitcoin should be like gold, or like oil, not like stock market. But for some reason, bitcoin goes down and that is the bad part about all of this. We can't really do anymore of this, and that is why we can't continue to handle this at all.

We need to make sure that we can do a better job and we can get a lot better results if we could. There aren't really any bad actions to take during a war, if it goes down, then you just buy more, and wait for it to recover. Like how in Israel war situation, the price dropped, but we bought, are they out of war? No, but price already recovered, so you can make money either way.