I can't view the article, so I've found the alternative.
Bitcoin fell early Friday as it reacted to heightened global tensions in the Middle East and dropped alongside other risk assets.
The world's largest crypto fell 2.7% over the last 24 hours to $104,763, according to CoinDesk. It dropped to as low as $ 103,274 overnight, or down about 4% on a 24 hour basis, but has recouped some of those losses since.
In short, they call an asset is safe haven, the price must increase during global tension. I kinda agree with that logic, most people not treat Bitcoin as safe haven, instead they trade it. Whenever they hear global news, they either buy or sell the coins.
But, if they only value the price during that duration, I don't it's fair.
They should view it in the long run, based on the graph, holding Bitcoin will never make you loss in the long run.