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March 16, 2026, 06:06:42 PM
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Looks like its not doing anything that large and should not be a problem at all for the long term either, we are doing what we are so used to doing and we should be basically expecting this to be quite common. Wars are not that easy to handle, it takes years until we are done and this one looks like it could be something that could take very long.

Either USA-Israel will say "we are done, we wanted to kill that leader and we did so we are done" or they have to face the fact that if they want to change the regime completely then that may take years, in fact USA tried in Afghanistan before and failed, so it may even not be done ever. So bitcoin can't take something that big into consideration, we can't make that work, it doesn't make sense to have a price based on something that big.


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March 16, 2026, 10:45:27 PM
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War tension is not first time and bring the impact for bitcoin when Russia invasion to Ukraine make bitcoin have drop few percent only but the middle eastern war not any significant impact yet for bitcoin current price keep stable. Get correction only for short moment and right now bitcoin have been recovery keep stable at higher price. Sometime the war tension giving positive side exactly at the middle eastern war tension when the local currency of Iran drop significant and most of them moving assets in cryptocurrency.
Almost one week the middle eastern war tension but bitcoin not significant crash yet, in my opinion bitcoin keep stable and any impact yet in the future when any war tension again.
Bitcoin is not in any fight with anyone or country and I will not think twice about the war with Iran and the crypto market price movement.
Bitcoin has no enemy and if the war is going to have an effect on the price of Bitcoin, that is not going to take a longer time before the price of Bitcoin is going to stabilize and keep a deaf ear to the war. It was at the initial time that the price of Bitcoin fell due to the wall but now, that will not happen again and effect of the war has subsidize while every crypto asets are doing their own thing.

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March 16, 2026, 11:51:57 PM
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America doesn't want the war to last long. Trump has said many times in his speeches that they will end this war.
Actually, there's no reason why they're fighting Iran.
Despite the uncertainties brought about by the war, the price of Bitcoin has remained strong it initially dropped a bit, but now it's reached $75,000. It's not just the war that affects Bitcoin; there are so many problems in the global economy, and the war is certainly making things worse.

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