Dump market potential?

[lombok]

I think that support from countries to countries that are at war will not exceed their ability to help and that is only in the form of weapons and food and other countries are very likely not to be directly involved in the war.
However, in my opinion, the wars that occur often make no sense in being linked to Bitcoin because Bitcoin's scale with the global economy is not large, so the fear that is spread among Bitcoin owners is only to take advantage of certain parties. If you believe that Bitcoin will continue to follow its usual four-year cycle then ignore all the news wars but usually the ones who worry about Bitcoin are those who don't own it because those who own Bitcoin will maintain optimism without caring about other people's views about what might happen to Bitcoin because the current war is not as big in scale as imagined and only the media always exaggerates it.

I think bitcoin is also part of the world economy so if there is a war, just destabilizing the world economy will definitely affect bitcoin. That's just like when the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out, every market panicked and bitcoin was not immune. I still hope the 4-year cycle will repeat, but we need to note that, in previous cycles, we did not encounter crises, wars or inflation like today. So it's hard to be sure that everything will stay the same and nothing will change. Bitcoin is getting bigger and more popular, so to say that it is not tied to the economy is not entirely true.

The current war has not caused too much instability, but with the supporting parties also being strongly divided, I fear the war will spread and become more serious. But let's hope the war ends soon because it brings no benefit to the world.

The bigger Bitcoin covers the whole world, the more countries that accept and make rules about Bitcoin, the closer the economic movement of a country or the global market will be to Bitcoin price movements. For now, data related to the economic growth of a country, especially the US, has a big influence on Bitcoin. So war conditions involving a country and also related to America will have a clear influence on Bitcoin.

The best hope for Bitcoin prices to improve is to hope that the war that occurred this time will subside. And world economic growth is also improving, why should we buy bitcoin if things get worse? Maybe this is my rough logic, and investors will abandon Bitcoin if things get worse and choose something that is more beneficial for them to survive.

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[adultcrypto]

From various sequences of problems and many aspects that can be associated, I become doubtful with the price development of Bitcoin which in the event of this war is enlarged, so as usual Bitcoin will experience a price decline, even though we know it is not just bitcoin that will be a victim of this conflict happen.

No matter what's going on—be it bad news or good news—it won't significantly impact Bitcoin as long as it's not in a bull run. We've weathered worse problems in the past, and Bitcoin has maintained a stable price. Even during the height of the pandemic, Bitcoin's price and the market remained surprisingly stable.

You should have confidence in Bitcoin. It has been declared "dead" many times, yet it keeps rising. If it does experience a dip, it's often due to manipulation, and its price will eventually return to stability. Don't let FUD overshadow the current bullish sentiment. Have you been feeling the bullish sentiment lately?

With the way things are going around the globe, I will not be surprise if Bitcoin becomes a safe option for many investors. The confusion and power tussle in the world is just too much. Bitcoin can truly be a common ground for people who do not want to be in a fix regarding the confusion in the world. While some people are expressing fears as regards the future of Bitcoin, I am very confident that the future is secured and there will not be any major dump if if world war breaks out.

[Texac]

From various sequences of problems and many aspects that can be associated, I become doubtful with the price development of Bitcoin which in the event of this war is enlarged, so as usual Bitcoin will experience a price decline, even though we know it is not just bitcoin that will be a victim of this conflict happen.

No matter what's going on—be it bad news or good news—it won't significantly impact Bitcoin as long as it's not in a bull run. We've weathered worse problems in the past, and Bitcoin has maintained a stable price. Even during the height of the pandemic, Bitcoin's price and the market remained surprisingly stable.

You should have confidence in Bitcoin. It has been declared "dead" many times, yet it keeps rising. If it does experience a dip, it's often due to manipulation, and its price will eventually return to stability. Don't let FUD overshadow the current bullish sentiment. Have you been feeling the bullish sentiment lately?

But macro news can affect the bull season, I mean it can cause the bull season to happen later.  furthermore, the effects of war and inflation are completely different from the impact of a pandemic on bitcoin.  during the pandemic, everything became chaotic but the government supported the economy by printing and pumping money, the flow of money into financial markets caused them to increase in price massively, not just bitcoin.  meanwhile, war and inflation are causing a terrible crisis for the economy, causing many difficulties.  so it cannot be said that their impact on bitcoin is the same.

But in the long run, you're right, the bull season may be delayed but it will still come after all the bad stuff is over.

[moneystery]

there is no need to worry too much that geo-political and global economic issues will affect the price of bitcoin significantly, it does affect it, but not to the point where the price of bitcoin plummets. bitcoin has gone through the worst phase faced by humanity, namely covid-19, the russian and ukrainian wars, and several other major events, and until now it still stands tall and is still the best digital asset that people choose.

i remain optimistic about the future of bitcoin because history has spoken about how bitcoin has survived until now. maybe in the future the bitcoin market will experience ups and downs and that is normal when a market experiences something like that, but i remain confident that bitcoin will be able to get through that.

[onecall123]

From various sequences of problems and many aspects that can be associated, I become doubtful with the price development of Bitcoin which in the event of this war is enlarged, so as usual Bitcoin will experience a price decline, even though we know it is not just bitcoin that will be a victim of this conflict happen.

No matter what's going on—be it bad news or good news—it won't significantly impact Bitcoin as long as it's not in a bull run. We've weathered worse problems in the past, and Bitcoin has maintained a stable price. Even during the height of the pandemic, Bitcoin's price and the market remained surprisingly stable.

You should have confidence in Bitcoin. It has been declared "dead" many times, yet it keeps rising. If it does experience a dip, it's often due to manipulation, and its price will eventually return to stability. Don't let FUD overshadow the current bullish sentiment. Have you been feeling the bullish sentiment lately?

But macro news can affect the bull season, I mean it can cause the bull season to happen later.  furthermore, the effects of war and inflation are completely different from the impact of a pandemic on bitcoin.  during the pandemic, everything became chaotic but the government supported the economy by printing and pumping money, the flow of money into financial markets caused them to increase in price massively, not just bitcoin.  meanwhile, war and inflation are causing a terrible crisis for the economy, causing many difficulties.  so it cannot be said that their impact on bitcoin is the same.

But in the long run, you're right, the bull season may be delayed but it will still come after all the bad stuff is over.

This is why patience pays off, and the exciting part comes later.

It's still in the accumulation phase. I'm ready for a bit of boredom because I'm quite convinced that the bull market will happen later. Those who are still thinking in bear market terms might miss out. Sentiment plays a significant role, and all of this can impact the bull market. It's possible that we might experience the longest bear market in Bitcoin's history.

[bangjoe]

From various sequences of problems and many aspects that can be associated, I become doubtful with the price development of Bitcoin which in the event of this war is enlarged, so as usual Bitcoin will experience a price decline, even though we know it is not just bitcoin that will be a victim of this conflict happen.

No matter what's going on—be it bad news or good news—it won't significantly impact Bitcoin as long as it's not in a bull run. We've weathered worse problems in the past, and Bitcoin has maintained a stable price. Even during the height of the pandemic, Bitcoin's price and the market remained surprisingly stable.

You should have confidence in Bitcoin. It has been declared "dead" many times, yet it keeps rising. If it does experience a dip, it's often due to manipulation, and its price will eventually return to stability. Don't let FUD overshadow the current bullish sentiment. Have you been feeling the bullish sentiment lately?

But macro news can affect the bull season, I mean it can cause the bull season to happen later.  furthermore, the effects of war and inflation are completely different from the impact of a pandemic on bitcoin.  during the pandemic, everything became chaotic but the government supported the economy by printing and pumping money, the flow of money into financial markets caused them to increase in price massively, not just bitcoin.  meanwhile, war and inflation are causing a terrible crisis for the economy, causing many difficulties.  so it cannot be said that their impact on bitcoin is the same.

But in the long run, you're right, the bull season may be delayed but it will still come after all the bad stuff is over.

Well, that's right, as usual macroecomy will definitely affect fluctuations in the price of bitcoin which is pastiny will significantly affect Bitcoin, but yes I have a new view that maybe Bitcoin will experience a bullish market delay if the conflict that occurs extends and involves many countries Although today we can conclude that the probability of the widespread conflict is still very small and will not affect Bitcoin but like investors who have caution views will certainly be more aware of conflicts that have the potential to cause crisis.

With the meaning if the conflict occurs the most likely is that we are required to hold Bitcoin longer for Bitcoin cycle investors, but take it easy I still believe that Bitcoin will definitely return to the way, like the previous cycles.

[Marvell1]

I think that support from countries to countries that are at war will not exceed their ability to help and that is only in the form of weapons and food and other countries are very likely not to be directly involved in the war.
However, in my opinion, the wars that occur often make no sense in being linked to Bitcoin because Bitcoin's scale with the global economy is not large, so the fear that is spread among Bitcoin owners is only to take advantage of certain parties. If you believe that Bitcoin will continue to follow its usual four-year cycle then ignore all the news wars but usually the ones who worry about Bitcoin are those who don't own it because those who own Bitcoin will maintain optimism without caring about other people's views about what might happen to Bitcoin because the current war is not as big in scale as imagined and only the media always exaggerates it.

I think bitcoin is also part of the world economy so if there is a war, just destabilizing the world economy will definitely affect bitcoin. That's just like when the war between Russia and Ukraine broke out, every market panicked and bitcoin was not immune. I still hope the 4-year cycle will repeat, but we need to note that, in previous cycles, we did not encounter crises, wars or inflation like today. So it's hard to be sure that everything will stay the same and nothing will change. Bitcoin is getting bigger and more popular, so to say that it is not tied to the economy is not entirely true.

The current war has not caused too much instability, but with the supporting parties also being strongly divided, I fear the war will spread and become more serious. But let's hope the war ends soon because it brings no benefit to the world.

The bigger Bitcoin covers the whole world, the more countries that accept and make rules about Bitcoin, the closer the economic movement of a country or the global market will be to Bitcoin price movements. For now, data related to the economic growth of a country, especially the US, has a big influence on Bitcoin. So war conditions involving a country and also related to America will have a clear influence on Bitcoin.

The best hope for Bitcoin prices to improve is to hope that the war that occurred this time will subside. And world economic growth is also improving, why should we buy bitcoin if things get worse? Maybe this is my rough logic, and investors will abandon Bitcoin if things get worse and choose something that is more beneficial for them to survive.

If evaluated fairly, it is clear that bitcoin is still considered a risky asset by the world rather than a safe haven. So, thinking that BTC is not affected by war or the world economy is not true at all.

I also think like you, bitcoin price will improve when the general world situation becomes more stable, but if the unstable situation continues, worse things will happen to bitcoin. However, there are still cases where bitcoin still increases in price and ignores the world economic situation unless manipulation occurs. I still think that the market is manipulated more than based on supply and demand, so if bitcoin prices increase while the economy is in crisis, it will be manipulated by sharks and market makers.

[justdimin]

But macro news can affect the bull season, I mean it can cause the bull season to happen later.  furthermore, the effects of war and inflation are completely different from the impact of a pandemic on bitcoin.  during the pandemic, everything became chaotic but the government supported the economy by printing and pumping money, the flow of money into financial markets caused them to increase in price massively, not just bitcoin.  meanwhile, war and inflation are causing a terrible crisis for the economy, causing many difficulties.  so it cannot be said that their impact on bitcoin is the same.

But in the long run, you're right, the bull season may be delayed but it will still come after all the bad stuff is over.

This is why patience pays off, and the exciting part comes later.

It's still in the accumulation phase. I'm ready for a bit of boredom because I'm quite convinced that the bull market will happen later. Those who are still thinking in bear market terms might miss out. Sentiment plays a significant role, and all of this can impact the bull market. It's possible that we might experience the longest bear market in Bitcoin's history.

That "boredom" part where it doesn't go up but it doesn't go down neither is the perfect spot to buy more bitcoin and a lot of people miss that part. I think it's crucially important that people end up buying during the stable periods so that they could profit when it goes higher, and yes I understand that not everyone does that but they should seriously consider it.

I may not be involved with any sellers and do not know why they are selling, but I do not think that any seller would have a good reason to sell right now, if they hold some more they would make more money, the only logical reason would be paying for something that they have to pay for an urgent expense. All in all crypto prices looking good and should be starting a bull run.

[eightdots]

But macro news can affect the bull season, I mean it can cause the bull season to happen later.  furthermore, the effects of war and inflation are completely different from the impact of a pandemic on bitcoin.  during the pandemic, everything became chaotic but the government supported the economy by printing and pumping money, the flow of money into financial markets caused them to increase in price massively, not just bitcoin.  meanwhile, war and inflation are causing a terrible crisis for the economy, causing many difficulties.  so it cannot be said that their impact on bitcoin is the same.

But in the long run, you're right, the bull season may be delayed but it will still come after all the bad stuff is over.

This is why patience pays off, and the exciting part comes later.

It's still in the accumulation phase. I'm ready for a bit of boredom because I'm quite convinced that the bull market will happen later. Those who are still thinking in bear market terms might miss out. Sentiment plays a significant role, and all of this can impact the bull market. It's possible that we might experience the longest bear market in Bitcoin's history.

That "boredom" part where it doesn't go up but it doesn't go down neither is the perfect spot to buy more bitcoin and a lot of people miss that part. I think it's crucially important that people end up buying during the stable periods so that they could profit when it goes higher, and yes I understand that not everyone does that but they should seriously consider it.

I may not be involved with any sellers and do not know why they are selling, but I do not think that any seller would have a good reason to sell right now, if they hold some more they would make more money, the only logical reason would be paying for something that they have to pay for an urgent expense. All in all crypto prices looking good and should be starting a bull run.

You are right that war and pandemic will not have the same impact on markets. They're two very different things. The negative impact of war on the market is always greater. Governments are limited in what they can intervene. During the pandemic, they distributed money to the public at affordable interest rates and the market relaxed. This is just an example of what is done, but what can be done in a war situation is very limited.

I also think Bitcoin's 4-year cycle may be delayed this bull season. We cannot enter the bull season while the market is at war and many things remain uncertain.

If we experience the longest bear season in Bitcoin, it means we will have more opportunities for accumulation. Bitcoin has long provided investment opportunities and will continue to do so. I believe that the bull season will come and we should increase our investment amount by this time.

[348Judah]

I do not mean to frighten or make FUD, I just want to discuss to share thoughts, but for an bitcoin intelligent investor, how do you respond to conflicts that have probability to suppress Bitcoin prices?

If one has grown a thicker skin, then there's no need of listening to some of this fear of missing out, all these are nothing but side distractions which are always aimed at newbies, an experienced user shouldn't get moved even when there's a prolonged dip because they understand what is coming after such, we all know how the internet can be full of misleading informations, but one thing should always be remembered concerning bitcoin which is consistency, as long as one is not an altcoins investor, there shouldn't be any reason to fear whatever season the crypto market is.

[pooya87]

I do not mean to frighten or make FUD, I just want to discuss to share thoughts, but for an bitcoin intelligent investor, how do you respond to conflicts that have probability to suppress Bitcoin prices?

The world has been chaotic ever since 2020 when the pandemic started and it has only gotten more chaotic. It is the characteristics of a changing World Order so it is good to speculate about these things and be cautious about what you do, financially speaking.

As for bitcoin, I don't think it is directly affected by conflict or chaos. Instead bitcoin price is affected by inflation and recession that is affected by many things including the conflicts. The inflation effect is positive while recession is negative, as we learned from the past couple of years (the biggest dumps occurred because of the past 2 recessions).

[danherbias07]

Respond to conflicts this big? I don't think we can do that. All we can do is either stick to investing in Bitcoin more and expect the value to grow even in a bad economy or cash it out, take the rest, and invest with something else that we think will be more valuable in times of war. But, the question of "Where?" comes out. You said it, it's not just the Bitcoin market that will feel the impact of the recent conflicts that are happening all over the world so there's no escape pod to our investment on where we could put it. Some do say it will be gold who will have the power which I think could be true although it will take time. But what if the same goes with Bitcoin which only needs the patience to feel the profits coming in as it enters the realm of ETF and then the halving?
All we can do now is speculate but there's no one who can predict the future, especially in the investment and financial industry. It could be different and we are just being pessimistic in this early adoption of cryptocurrencies.

[Dunamisx]

We can only hope that the war will not impact Bitcoin. However, in reality, war impacts the countries around the war. And if there is an impact on Bitcoin, there may be a downturn but we don't expect the downturn to be too deep.

well , if we understand how helpful Bitcoin is than Fiat or Gold in time of war then price will not down that deep for sure.
though war time will shutdown internet and the phase so this will take time to be used but for holding is better.

But we have seen how Bitcoin has traveled so far. We already know that many factors could have caused the decline that occurred in Bitcoin. And maybe there will be another decline later, but it won't be as big as the previous one. But if it happens again, people must be prepared and not panic so the price does not fall further.

decline will come as we are heading to Halving day that we already knew the impact, mostly dumped bad before that day or even the exact day,
because the increase will come soon.

The important thing is that if there is another decline, we must prepare ourselves to be able to buy Bitcoin at low prices. Rather than regretting it because we were late in buying Bitcoin, we should remain alert to the situation in the market. And prepare money to buy more Bitcoin.

right , take the advantage to buy when there is a deep , instead of panicking take that as advantage ..

It should be clear to us that whenever we experience a dump market season just like the one we are into currently, we are placed with a serious opportunity to accumulate bitcoin and hodl, you can't imagine if althrough have been bull market, how are we going to experience a rise in the number of intending investors to find a suitable rate of coming in when the market never fall, the more we sell the higher the investors we have who are holders and more the bitcoin market cap increases as well as it demands, which will also encourage a rise in bitcoin price.

[bangjoe]

I do not mean to frighten or make FUD, I just want to discuss to share thoughts, but for an bitcoin intelligent investor, how do you respond to conflicts that have probability to suppress Bitcoin prices?

The world has been chaotic ever since 2020 when the pandemic started and it has only gotten more chaotic. It is the characteristics of a changing World Order so it is good to speculate about these things and be cautious about what you do, financially speaking.

As for bitcoin, I don't think it is directly affected by conflict or chaos. Instead bitcoin price is affected by inflation and recession that is affected by many things including the conflicts. The inflation effect is positive while recession is negative, as we learned from the past couple of years (the biggest dumps occurred because of the past 2 recessions).

This kind of thing needs to be a study, especially for those of us who are included in the world of finance and investment in assets that have a high sensitivity with a global crisis.

The mechanism is indeed not directly affected to Bitcon, and yes you mention it correctly that Bitcoin is influenced by inflation and recession for its movement, but it needs to be a concern if the conflict extends and many countries take part in one conflict that may have a prohibition on trade with the country Countries that have cooperation in international trade unions such as punishment to Russia, of course, if this happens will result in a crisis that could have an impact on being a global recession.
And there is the point of the dilemma that I experienced, which thought of the impact of Ukraine-Russia and Palestine-Israel, which might spread after seeing the attitudes of various countries towards the conflict that occurred.

[lizarder]

From various sequences of problems and many aspects that can be associated, I become doubtful with the price development of Bitcoin which in the event of this war is enlarged, so as usual Bitcoin will experience a price decline, even though we know it is not just bitcoin that will be a victim of this conflict happen.

I do not mean to frighten or make FUD, I just want to discuss to share thoughts, but for an bitcoin intelligent investor, how do you respond to conflicts that have probability to suppress Bitcoin prices?

If you have been involved in bitcoin investment for a long time then I am sure there is confidence regarding bitcoin even though there is a sharp decline caused by several current events. Bitcoin can always run in negative or positive conditions caused by certain circumstances, but when the cycle runs properly, things will get better. In the end we will forget the bad events that could bring bitcoin to its lowest price position. Fear are something natural because we invest using money and if many people understand the movement patterns of bitcoin in the market then they are used to dealing with this and some people who already understand how bitcoin works will continue to remain calm waiting for recovery.

In fact they will continue to collect bitcoin to make it one of their best assets to store. An important lesson that we need to understand, bitcoin will continue to be in a state of decline and recovery and that is not something to worry about because we are already in a decade where history can see its journey. Calmness will be the key to success in investing in bitcoin and it's useless to talk about bitcoin if we don't know its journey so far.

[sana54210]

I wish for no war but what if there is war, what makes you think that the price of bitcoin will fall?

Some people will always see something to say about the price of bitcoin not to rise. It is good for you not to think like that because the bull run period is very near. Buy and hold bitcoin is my advise. People should not think about any war but think that the price of bitcoin will increase. I have started to DCA and if the price of bitcoin does not fall below $20000 again, I will buy more bitcoin some weeks to halving.

Some people are saying there is possibility that third world war has begun, but which I will not believe for it not to affect my bitcoin investment.


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Yes, the pattern is what if the war occurs, I don't expect it to happen because the impact will be extraordinary.
I did not expect that we should not think about the potential risks that will occur today, unless the assets in Bitcoin are only 10% of the total wealth you have, maybe it will not have a big effect on your wealth, then how they are Store 40% -80% of Bitcoin wealth? ... What we know is that the war will deprecate the economy including risky assets.

For some people who do not get the impact of warfare occurred in their country, and Bitcoin is corrected by Kemabli, it is indeed a golden density that someone can get at that moment, including me.

But I like how you respond to my thoughts, thank you for that.

I would guess that it is not going to impact it in a bad way to be fair, because war is a bad thing and when that happens people are doing terrible financially, and governments need to print money to make it keep going and when they do that inflation rises and when that rises the price of bitcoin rises with it. That's as simple as we can see the situation in right now and I am guessing that war is not bad for bitcoin, it is bad for all of us.

Just because price of bitcoin goes up doesn't mean that it will be a good world, it would be a terrible world to live in where people are booming other humans, killing children all around the world, so I hope this doesn't grow bigger and ends up being something short term and ends very soon.

Otherwise life will get worse, all those world war three type of scary thoughts are really not that good and we need to find a way to pressure the leaders to make it stop, I know that it is not going to be easy but I hope it does.

[darkangel11]

I do not mean to frighten or make FUD, I just want to discuss to share thoughts, but for an bitcoin intelligent investor, how do you respond to conflicts that have probability to suppress Bitcoin prices?

The world has been chaotic ever since 2020 when the pandemic started and it has only gotten more chaotic. It is the characteristics of a changing World Order so it is good to speculate about these things and be cautious about what you do, financially speaking.

Talk about chaotic, I've just read some statistics for my country and there's growing number of suicides and we had a lot of murderers in the recent months. Literally every week I read that some guy killed his mother or a man killed his wife... I don't remember it being like this last year, or 2 years back. People are going crazy, literally.
Compare the world we live in today with 2010-2019. Now we have multiple ongoing wars, increasing food prices, housing market going crazy, US FED not knowing how to deal with inflation and on top of it all we'll soon be starting our 3rd year of bitcoin bear market

IMO there's not much to dump from. Last year bitcoin went below the low border of the band it used to be in for the last 10 years. Many people don't realize it but we had the worst bear market ever, but people think in wasn't that bad because the price was higher than in previous bear markets, but we also made the least gains in bull market in bitcoins history, so a 70% decline from 350% gain is like nothing when you compare it to an 80% decline from a 2000% gain in 2017. IMO people are immune to pain after enduring it for 2 years. If Bitcoin started falling to 20k they'd be buying, not selling, so I say there's not much decline head of us, if any, before we at the very least attack 60k again.

[Sophokles]

With the way things are going around the globe, I will not be surprise if Bitcoin becomes a safe option for many investors. The confusion and power tussle in the world is just too much. Bitcoin can truly be a common ground for people who do not want to be in a fix regarding the confusion in the world. While some people are expressing fears as regards the future of Bitcoin, I am very confident that the future is secured and there will not be any major dump if if world war breaks out.

The tension is increasing, which can cause instability in the global economy. Many countries are already facing economic crises, and I think you are right about bitcoin's being the common ground for investors. If war escalates on a global scale then the stock, forex and real estate markets can crash. Crypto will also face some downsides, but this can be taken positively by investors as bitcoins have been deflationary in price all these years.

[danadc]

With the way things are going around the globe, I will not be surprise if Bitcoin becomes a safe option for many investors. The confusion and power tussle in the world is just too much. Bitcoin can truly be a common ground for people who do not want to be in a fix regarding the confusion in the world. While some people are expressing fears as regards the future of Bitcoin, I am very confident that the future is secured and there will not be any major dump if if world war breaks out.

The tension is increasing, which can cause instability in the global economy. Many countries are already facing economic crises, and I think you are right about bitcoin's being the common ground for investors. If war escalates on a global scale then the stock, forex and real estate markets can crash. Crypto will also face some downsides, but this can be taken positively by investors as bitcoins have been deflationary in price all these years.

Right now for me the safest of all investments is bitcoin, they can say that gold is good to be safe, but I am one of those who like risks more and I can say that things are much better when they are carried In that way, then based on everything that can be done to achieve a better result, I believe that things in Bitcoin are safe, some may say that it is necessary to buy other things, real estate, investors are the ones who manage their money ca Your whim, it's your money, it's normal, but as a good intelligent investor I always take advantage of the best opportunities, as soon as it goes down a little you have to buy.

[KingsDen]

With the way things are going around the globe, I will not be surprise if Bitcoin becomes a safe option for many investors. The confusion and power tussle in the world is just too much. Bitcoin can truly be a common ground for people who do not want to be in a fix regarding the confusion in the world. While some people are expressing fears as regards the future of Bitcoin, I am very confident that the future is secured and there will not be any major dump if if world war breaks out.

The tension is increasing, which can cause instability in the global economy. Many countries are already facing economic crises, and I think you are right about bitcoin's being the common ground for investors. If war escalates on a global scale then the stock, forex and real estate markets can crash. Crypto will also face some downsides, but this can be taken positively by investors as bitcoins have been deflationary in price all these years.

I had thought about this but I didn't take it seriously as such I dismissed it as mere imagination. Now I have seen someone have same imagination, that means it might come to pass. I imagined a situation where some countries whose currencies are weak refusing to have the dollar as their reserve and make bitcoin a legal tender just like the case of El Salvador and Centre Africa.

But then, my first tip of the way bitcoin will hit global adoption is through AI, Robotics and permissionless payment. This will be needed when many systems are automated.
As of what OP is discussing, no world war will happen and the Palestinian wave can only cause a temporary dump.