Whenever Bitcoin starts to go up, something bad happens and the news starts to come in, and this has been happening since 2019, especially after the halving when the price started to go up.
I totally disagree with you. We only have that insight that investors are obliged to diversify their funds and physical assets to Bitcoin to be off from disastrous effects during crisis attack.
Could either be natural disasters such as flood and hurricane or global wars which all have potentials to cripple the economy in the meantime.
During COVID-19 Bitcoin price crashed over 50% before it rebounded and skyrocketed by the end of 2020 breaking 2021. So if bad or critical situations plays positive role to Bitcoin like that, it would not had experienced such crash.
The Ukraine and Russia war has even contributed to the low liquidation in terms of political crisis otherwise we would had catch up higher liquidation that contributed to the surge.
Now is Israel and Iran which I have not seen positive influence in the market yet. Since the month of June Bitcoin has been experiencing resistance level at $106K and price declines at $100K. And since then it has been hovering within $103K and $106K.
So coming across your thread got me to check on the coin market price to see the significant changes not still the market is just an approach to peak $104K which has not even been able to breakout from the resistance level.
So no impressive liquidation yet.