How to protect your assets amid the conflict between India and Pakistan

Since May 7, 2025, the world has witnessed a new escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan. The 'Sindoor Operation', initiated by India with precision airstrikes on Pakistani territory, has been met with force: Pakistan claims to have shot down five Indian fighter jets.

This exchange of fire marks the largest aerial confrontation between the two countries since 2019, and although a formal war has not yet been declared, the effects are already devastating for the civilian population.

Amid this chaos, millions of people are forced to abandon their homes, leaving behind not only their past but also their economic stability.

Borders are closing, banks are freezing, and access to savings is becoming uncertain. War is a machine that crushes not only bodies but also dreams, security, and the future.

Despite this grim reality, there is an alternative that has begun to give hope to those seeking to escape without losing everything: Bitcoin.

In a world where governments can block bank accounts and where crossing a border with cash or valuables is dangerous or impossible, Bitcoin emerges as an unexpected yet powerful solution.

By simply memorizing a 12-word phrase—the access key to a digital wallet—one can carry all their assets with them, without the need to carry anything physical, without anyone being able to detect or confiscate it.

During the war between Russia and Ukraine, we saw real stories of people who managed to escape with their money safe thanks to Bitcoin. Today, that same possibility becomes urgent and relevant in the Indo-Pakistani crisis.

From Delhi to Karachi, thousands of people are trapped between fear, uncertainty, and despair. For them, Bitcoin is not just a digital currency: it is a way out.

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