That usually happens everytime there's a war between two powerful countries. So it's not an exception. It ruins market confidance to a great extent. However, it may be a temporary situation. I didn't see Bitcoin going down below 100k yet. So I wouldn't say that crypto market is greatly affected. However, stock markets are indeed affected big time.

But don't be surprised if Bitcoin goes below the current level. It may present an opportunity for us to buy more Bitcoins at a lower price. As of now, I don't see anything else to do apart from keeping some cash aside to buy more.

The market situation may be slightly affected by the war between Israel and Iran, but it cannot be said that it is time for BTC to fall again. When the developed countries of the world go through wars, the market situation is unbalanced, which affects the price of BTC slightly.

However, for those waiting to buy Bitcoin, an opportunity may arise to buy BTC at a low price. In a bad market situation, instead of buying Bitcoin at a high price, everyone is more interested in buying Bitcoin at a low cost. The war between Israel and Iran is going on at a time when the price of Bitcoin was at its highest. This situation will change. There may be an opportunity for those waiting to buy Bitcoin cheaply. I don't know if it will happen, but I think there will be an opportunity.

When there is a war, of course it will affect everything, especially since this war seems to be continuing and getting deeper. On the other hand, of course this war will spread and have an impact on the world's financial system including the crypto market. We can see that after the war between Iran and Israel exploded, the price of crude oil rose 6% and the price of Bitcoin fell to $ 103k after previously reaching $ 109k.

However, even so, in a state of war like this, there is only one type of bitcoin investment instrument that benefits. It could even be that the geopolitical conflict between Iran and Israel has the potential to push up the price of btc, in the following month even though the beginning of the war experienced a slight correction and that is natural. If we look at the historical data of Bitcoin in 2010, it shows that on average Bitcoin rose more than 31.2% in the 50 days after a major event occurred, and maybe this year will be like that too, we just need to be together because the price of Bitcoin will definitely recover.

There’s nothing new with bitcoin. At times, it can be be affected but stay resilient all throughout the war. Currently, bitcoin has remained stable all throughout this war event, but there’s also possibilities that bitcoin price will later on get affected and create a temporary price decline. After that, it will end up showing recovery again that could lead to reaching another all time high.

The war between Israel and Iran is definitely affecting the market to some extent. Although the Bitcoin market will remain volatile, the war between these two countries is affecting it to some extent, and if the war intensifies, the market could be affected even more. However, I hope that the war between the two countries does not escalate and ends here because war never brings anything good.

This I agree with and is very relatable.

Bitcoin as we know it hasn’t been a pump and pump currency. While it might respond to certain events happing around the would given that, there are demands and supply in everywhere you look, a 3-5% drop doesn’t make any significance to the market for real. Bitcoin is just doing its normal rounds as always, dump and pump. Now I’m sure we don’t enjoy the dump but, volatility is a part of this very much.

Not only the conflict between Israel and Iran impacted the market price, but  also the attack of sparrow group to nobitex a crypto exchange in iran added another blow and fear to the community.

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The escalation between Israel and Iran created the instability in the crypto. Nobitex as iranian's exchange gets impact because of the escalation. They got hacked by Israel's hacker, and may be the reason why bitcoin down a bit.

However, it will comeback later once people already adapted to the situation. This reminds me with Russia and Ukraine. People get panicked when the war begun, then getting back normally after years.

Don't worry and be happy.  The down is just temporary, but dunno if US is also joining in the war soon.

What are you talking about? The current BTC price level is 105K USD, which is pretty good. I'm surprised that the Bitcoin price didn't drop below 100K or below 90K because of the Israel-Iran conflict. Maybe there will be a summer price drop, which won't be caused by the global geopolitical situation. I still don't believe that the situation in the Middle East would escalate. Maybe the two countries will keep attacking each other with missiles and battle drones, but there won't be an attack with nuclear bombs. A potential BTC price decline won't be a bad thing right now. It feels that the market is pretty optimistic about the long term price growth, so any short term price disturbances would be a great buying opportunity.