$BTC Against the backdrop of escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, Bitcoin has reacted with a moderate increase. Investors traditionally view BTC as "digital gold" — a safe-haven asset during geopolitical tensions. Following the start of Israeli strikes, the BTC price surged from ~$104,000 to ~$107,000, although it later partially pulled back.

At the same time, trading volume is increasing and capital is shifting from stock markets to crypto. The deepening conflict could contribute to further inflows into BTC. However, the risk of sharp corrections remains high due to global uncertainty. Bitcoin currently serves not only as an investment asset but also as an indicator of overall financial anxiety.