Bitcoin Survives the War Scare

[As-Soon-As]

What’s happening right now doesn’t really affect Bitcoin. I’ve seen a few threads saying the current war between Iran and Israel, plus US intervention, could cause the market to collapse. And yeah, it kinda looked like it was going that way when Bitcoin dropped below $100k.

But look what happened -- it bounced back and is now trading at $105k. That just proves there’s nothing to worry about. Bitcoin can stand through tough times, and in fact, it’s something you can actually trust with your investment.

Here I remembered gambling, when I gamble, I enter the game with as much money as I can afford to lose. Maybe many people do not enter the game for fear of losing money, the same is true in Bitcoin investment. Those who do market research and think about losses stay away from Bitcoin investment. There is never a fear of fear in Bitcoin investment, it is better to invest in Bitcoin at any time as it is a long-term investment.
It will never be possible to achieve success without taking risks, although at present there is a massive war between Israel and Iran, the whole world is under economic threat. Still, the price of Bitcoin has not decreased, but is rising, after a long wait, it will definitely be possible to achieve success in the price of Bitcoin, only a test of patience.

[ruykeri]

I always think that when you want to leap higher, you first have to go lower. The point is if its value drops a little its usually a sign that it's preparing for a bigger jump ahead. Bitcoin has always been giving good feedback.
I hope that the price of Bitcoin will reach 1 million in a few years.

[CryptoYar]

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Yes some people panic and sell while others hold on or even buy more seeing it as safe asset. When Bitcoin price dropped significantly under $100k but it quickly bounced back showing that many believe in its value.

During conflicts people especially in affected areas mostly try to put their money into Bitcoin to protect it because traditional banks might become risky. This increased demand can actually make Bitcoin price go up not down. And also when it goes down it gives chance to those who believe and they try to accumulate more. And it happens when ceasefire news come out people and big companies accumulate more Bitcoin and now Bitcoin is again near to its ATH.

[Popkon6]

I always think that when you want to leap higher, you first have to go lower. The point is if its value drops a little its usually a sign that it's preparing for a bigger jump ahead. Bitcoin has always been giving good feedback.
I hope that the price of Bitcoin will reach 1 million in a few years.

I like to move slowly, that's why I want to move slowly so that I don't fall down. I think the price of Bitcoin will suddenly reach $1 million, but I want to estimate it from a lower level. The next target is $200,000, and then $0.5 million again, so the price of Bitcoin will be able to move forward. Just be patient with our time, why are people refusing to invest in Bitcoin? Where big companies and different countries have linked Bitcoin to long-term holdings, so we must also be related to Bitcoin holdings.
In the future, the price of Bitcoin will reach a higher level, Michael Saylor has estimated that the price of Bitcoin will be $21 million in 21 years. At this rate, they are holding Bitcoin and today they are known as the country's top first world-class Bitcoin investment institution, which we know as the MicroStrategy company.

[hero_the_bossman]

I always think that when you want to leap higher, you first have to go lower. The point is if its value drops a little its usually a sign that it's preparing for a bigger jump ahead. Bitcoin has always been giving good feedback.
I hope that the price of Bitcoin will reach 1 million in a few years.

That will happen one way or another, and what we see with such events wouldn't and shouldn't concern us at all: no matter what, smart money always moves toward its destination, and we are sure to be following it, no matter what FUD and scared hands might present as truth.

[Platinumys]

Everyone thought that the war situation between Iran and Israel would become more serious and this war situation could take the form of a world war, so naturally there would be a big price drop in the Bitcoin market, but that did not happen. Maybe the price of Bitcoin has fallen slightly from the level it was at when the war started, but we thought that there would be a much bigger drop. However, the war situation is now normal, the two parties are currently in a ceasefire, so I hope that these two parties will not engage in any new conflict and the war will not have any bad effects on the Bitcoin market.

[betswift]

Everyone thought that the war situation between Iran and Israel would become more serious and this war situation could take the form of a world war, so naturally there would be a big price drop in the Bitcoin market, but that did not happen. Maybe the price of Bitcoin has fallen slightly from the level it was at when the war started, but we thought that there would be a much bigger drop. However, the war situation is now normal, the two parties are currently in a ceasefire, so I hope that these two parties will not engage in any new conflict and the war will not have any bad effects on the Bitcoin market.

Because the fire itself was extinguished pretty fast, imo.

There were also no actions made to escalate the economic sector up and everything reverted back to where we started pretty fast, I would say that's the case and why we have such a summary of it.

It could of been worse..

[Mahiyammahi]

To be honest, what amazes me the most is how, even when the war began, Bitcoin was already trading above $100K and it never dipped below that mark. Every time the conflict slowed or paused, the market quickly regained momentum.
Even during the peak of tension, when the U.S. finally made its move and Bitcoin briefly touched $99K, it bounced back almost instantly.

This just proves how resilient Bitcoin is largely untouched by global economic turmoil and reinforces its position as the only truly safe currency and asset in times of hyperinflation.

[CageMabok]

I always think that when you want to leap higher, you first have to go lower. The point is if its value drops a little its usually a sign that it's preparing for a bigger jump ahead. Bitcoin has always been giving good feedback.
I hope that the price of Bitcoin will reach 1 million in a few years.

Such a wise analogy, and the Bitcoin price jump after a slight drop due to war is still not too much if you look at the current Bitcoin price. But if in the next month the Bitcoin price continues to make a difference at a higher level than now, of course it is very worthy to be called a big jump because it is a much more significant price improvement. But for now the jump is just a normal improvement after the bad turmoil due to the war in the past few days, so we all don't need to panic about it because Bitcoin has never disappointed its holders except those who let it go at a low price.

[Accardo]

To be honest, what amazes me the most is how, even when the war began, Bitcoin was already trading above $100K and it never dipped below that mark. Every time the conflict slowed or paused, the market quickly regained momentum.
Even during the peak of tension, when the U.S. finally made its move and Bitcoin briefly touched $99K, it bounced back almost instantly.

This just proves how resilient Bitcoin is largely untouched by global economic turmoil and reinforces its position as the only truly safe currency and asset in times of hyperinflation.

Weapons and amories can be traded with bitcoin, and every other thing you can think of, and the momentum increases by usage. War can't shake Bitcoin. The technology respect only two things; bear and bull season. Once the time for it comes, it plays out immediately and we could only speculate the cause of it and yet wouldn't be sure what led to the fall or rise of Bitcoin.

[X-ray]

What’s happening right now doesn’t really affect Bitcoin. I’ve seen a few threads saying the current war between Iran and Israel, plus US intervention, could cause the market to collapse. And yeah, it kinda looked like it was going that way when Bitcoin dropped below $100k.

But look what happened -- it bounced back and is now trading at $105k. That just proves there’s nothing to worry about. Bitcoin can stand through tough times, and in fact, it’s something you can actually trust with your investment.

Seeing bitcoin holding the price really good at $100k and then bounced back dramatically is always great thing to see.

It's a proof that bitcoin can be resilient toward war and can be a a good way to store wealth other than being used as a hedge against inflation.

Honestly, bitcoin is the most accessible asset at time like that and there's zero chance of it being frozen by centralized entity where there's conflict.

Overall, it has survived the war scare indeed.

[Z-tight]

Honestly, bitcoin is the most accessible asset at time like that and there's zero chance of it being frozen by centralized entity where there's conflict.

Very true, but not when it is stored in a centralized exchange or custodial service and there are a lot of people who use these services to hold their coins and they don't see anything wrong in doing things that way.

Overall, it has survived the war scare indeed.

I wouldn't use the word 'survived' though, was it ever at risk of going into extinction because of the war in the middle east, the answer is obviously no, even other assets that did worse during the conflict, would also recover. However, what we can talk about is how well it held its own during the conflict, and just maybe in the future it would be a store of value comparable to gold.

[john_egbert]

Seeing bitcoin holding the price really good at $100k and then bounced back dramatically is always great thing to see.

It's a proof that bitcoin can be resilient toward war and can be a a good way to store wealth other than being used as a hedge against inflation.

Honestly, bitcoin is the most accessible asset at time like that and there's zero chance of it being frozen by centralized entity where there's conflict.

Overall, it has survived the war scare indeed.

Bitcoin will push forward no matter what: that's what's great about it.

It's not as affected by the events around the world as the other coins: it's big and accepted by retailers and institutions alike.

[purple_sparkles]

The fact that Bitcoin has gone through this period of escalating military conflicts without major fluctuations is encouraging and instills confidence in its stability and strengthening of its position in the world. I would like to believe that in the future the price growth will pleasantly surprise with new records, and will not remain as naturally stable and modest.

[Futurexxx]

Same damn story every effing time and doomcallers always fall for it.

“The world is ending, were all gonna dieee!”

“This time it is different , this time it is real!”

The world didn’t and this time wasn’t different.

One more time those who panic sold their assets got fooled and those bought the dip made a fortune.

If you happen to sold your assets during the dip, this is your chance to smarten up. It happened to many of us before.

😂😂😂 this is actually funny, I don't know why people always panic at any slit negative news around the world, but people have to lose for others to gain in the market.
What most investors don't know is that Bitcoin is still in it early days, and as such is seriously on the rise, so regardless of what so ever, it will keep on rising, that's why getting a huge stash of it now that it's still very cheap is the best possible decision we can make now, because in 10 to 20 years time from now, their is a higher probability that Bitcoin might have gone to a million dollar or more, so wether their is a war or not, I think that Bitcoin will keeps on appreciating in value on it own pace.

[Luzin]

Bitcoin will push forward no matter what: that's what's great about it.

It's not as affected by the events around the world as the other coins: it's big and accepted by retailers and institutions alike.

That's a fact and has been proven. War and other effects are market trimmings. They make the market move up and down so that we are able to profit. There is almost always political turmoil of war, political and economic policies but Bitcoin is always strong. The growth of the industry and the trust in crypto has made a big impact.  War is only a temporary thorn in the side and does not scare the market and investors.

[henry_of_skalitz]

That's a fact and has been proven. War and other effects are market trimmings. They make the market move up and down so that we are able to profit. There is almost always political turmoil of war, political and economic policies but Bitcoin is always strong. The growth of the industry and the trust in crypto has made a big impact.  War is only a temporary thorn in the side and does not scare the market and investors.

News are just that - news, not signals to act up as how everybody feels.

The loudest people are those that would act up on such facts presented, but we should stay down from such deeds and just continue to hodl Or getting more BTC.

[SATWAT]

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Yes some people panic and sell while others hold on or even buy more seeing it as safe asset. When Bitcoin price dropped significantly under $100k but it quickly bounced back showing that many believe in its value.

During conflicts people especially in affected areas mostly try to put their money into Bitcoin to protect it because traditional banks might become risky. This increased demand can actually make Bitcoin price go up not down. And also when it goes down it gives chance to those who believe and they try to accumulate more. And it happens when ceasefire news come out people and big companies accumulate more Bitcoin and now Bitcoin is again near to its ATH.

Panic sellers always faced consequences because they always feel they are doing correct things without having any view about conditions, but after end things as things came back to normal they are having more stress because they already had loses which were done by their mistakes.
Investment and saving always need cool mind and good decision power because you need to stay on balance which helps you for having better decisions a good thing happen bitcoin lost momentum but for few hours and then comeback onto right direction which encourage investors to keep things on right.
As ceasefire announces bitcoin was again on good price and now its staying solid which is good even now I am strongly feeling this can go on another ATH in coming days because atmosphere is favorable and demand is also going to increase which will push the price on right direction.

[Bd officer]

What’s happening right now doesn’t really affect Bitcoin. I’ve seen a few threads saying the current war between Iran and Israel, plus US intervention, could cause the market to collapse. And yeah, it kinda looked like it was going that way when Bitcoin dropped below $100k.

But look what happened -- it bounced back and is now trading at $105k. That just proves there’s nothing to worry about. Bitcoin can stand through tough times, and in fact, it’s something you can actually trust with your investment.

Many thought that the price of Bitcoin would fall a lot in the Iran-Israel war, but this war did not have much impact on the crypto market. However, after the United States attacked Iran's nuclear facilities, the price of Bitcoin fell quite a bit, but it quickly recovered. Since Bitcoin is unstable, it is normal for Bitcoin prices to go up and down. Now if you are investing in Bitcoin then there is no reason to worry, because the price of Bitcoin will continue to rise with time, now even though the price of Bitcoin falls a bit then it recovers quickly. But you may be worried about altcoins, because recovery is difficult if the price of altcoins falls. So if you are investing in Bitcoin then move forward with faith in Bitcoin.

[348Judah]

What’s happening right now doesn’t really affect Bitcoin. I’ve seen a few threads saying the current war between Iran and Israel, plus US intervention, could cause the market to collapse. And yeah, it kinda looked like it was going that way when Bitcoin dropped below $100k.

I think it truly affected by not on a significant effect, because after the fall last week, the market has been rising back to this time as if it never fell, we only have to aligned to the fact that some of the events of the breaking news only have some little or short time impact on  the market and not a long one, they are the reason behind some of the market shock we do have and those that are not careful on this stages may only fall a victim of missing out on the opportunity of buying or selling after the sudden shock.