In fact, if war breaks out, these highly volatile assets are far worse than you might expect. We're not even talking about assets, but about survival. What's being used is tangible goods that you can easily use or exchange.
Have you forgotten how the initial incident, when Russia invaded Ukraine, caused the crypto market to worsen, not improve. Everyone was afraid and moved to places they considered safe. So don't misunderstand, because if that rocket killed your internet power or your technological facilities, it would be a different story.
Bitcoin was below $25,000 when Putin declared the start of the war against Ukraine, but bitcoin is above $100,000 now in price. This makes me not to understand what you mean.
Bitcoin fell when the war began in Ukraine but it took less than 24 hours before bitcoin increased back and get above the price it was falling from.