Admittedly, war can trigger panic in global financial markets, leading to a sell-off of risky assets, including Bitcoin. However, I believe that considering Bitcoin as a trigger for war is a mistake. War can burden the global economy, resulting in soaring inflation and disruption of supply chains in various sectors. Decentralized Bitcoin is in no way tied to any particular institution such as a central bank or the fiscal policy of a money-printing country, so logically, it cannot possibly cause war. Rather than being a primary cause of war or crisis during wartime, Bitcoin's position is increasingly solidified as an alternative hedge against inflation caused by money printing during wartime.
When you say Bitcoin is the cause of war, it's a mistake to think, because Bitcoin won't cause war, but there are many external factors that make war always happen.
Bitcoin became a fairly good and stable hedge digital currency when war broke out and recovered quickly.
Bitcoin is decentralized and will not be affected and completely manipulated by anyone, some of the manipulations carried out will only be temporary.
Now Bitcoin is even an option to make transactions in a state of war so that it is not easy to track and it is more difficult to trace with the Bitcoin mixer platform.