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April 03, 2026, 10:59:51 PM
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The ground invasion seems really likely and definitely it will affect the price of Bitcoin, It might even drop to 55k, but all we can hope for is a short and limited action so we can get a relief once the uncertainty drops in the minds of investors, but in any case I'm still buying the dip because we have to move regardless of what we see in the news.
The last news I read about the war is that they have deployed ground soldiers, but there is no news if they have really engaged or not; all of the fighting is still going on in the air, as reported.

Since the beginning of the war, there has been great damage which has been caused; we don't know to what lengths the fight will go on the ground if it starts, but for the time being, we should be prepared to meet Bitcoin at whatever level it gives us, as all this on the ground is just fuelling this bear market.

If so, we shouldn't be moved by the news, then the war shouldn't also be a considerate to how we oversight bitcoin and also not be indecisive of investors should their bitcoin over short term news.
Wars is also what has existed so terrifying like the potential store of value in bitcoin is psychologically getting getting skeptical over short term volatility.
We should therefore remain earlier informed that global class of war and pandemic is also a weakness to encourage bitcoin price stability or even bullishness and in the uncertainty too, the course of the war also have  to loose it influence in manipulating price any further whereas, price rebounds. Individuals are always left to make their decision of when to buy or even set an entire investment plans. It's not compulsory to buy in the Dip but it's such a good entry to buy.

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Today at 05:29:03 AM
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I did expect a sharp bounce back toward $80k; because of war oil prices went up, and everyone expecting inflation, inflation equals money being less valuable, which means bitcoin being higher. So if it wasn't for this war, we would have seen under 65k this month but we have not experienced that yet.

This is why the best we can do right now would be making sure it is not that easy to just put money in there. I would wait some more because this war thing will be old news soon enough and we should be able to see it go down some more.
That is the biggest question mark that people have today. Normally it's the bear market, every four years we have the same cycle, the halving, the bull and then bear all repeat each other, and we were expecting this year to be bear, and it sort has been, we reached from 125k to now 65k or so give or take.

But the expectation was even lower, which is not a bad idea, could still happen, but because of high oil prices, that causes everything else to be more expensive, because everything needs logistics, you do not just get it from farm to your table with teleportation, it's trucks that drive it to shop near you, and that means inflation because of higher prices. So the expectation during inflation is dollar to devalue, and bitcoin to go up. So we wonder, will bear continue, or will we have bitcoin higher?

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