#IsraelIranConflict

🔺 The escalation of the conflict between Israel and Iran has once again hit global markets. Against the backdrop of news about new missile strikes and rising tensions, investors are fleeing from risky assets en masse.

📉 Markets reacted instantly:

Bitcoin fell below $103,000 in a day, demonstrating that it still responds to geopolitics rather than being 'digital gold'.

Gold, on the contrary, reached local highs — the familiar safe asset is once again in the spotlight.

Oil has sharply increased in price — the risks of supply disruptions from the Middle East are back in focus.

🧠 What does this mean?

Even in 2025, geopolitics remains a key factor capable of changing investor behavior in a matter of hours. And while some assets (gold, oil) rise on fear, crypto — despite the maturity of the market — remains under pressure.

📊 Investors are reassessing strategies:

Hedge funds and traders are reducing positions in BTC and ETH.

Attention is returning to stablecoins ($USDT, $USDC) as a temporary haven.

💬 Conclusion:

Political risks are still strong, and market reactions are instantaneous. It is important not to panic but to calmly reassess risks and entry/exit levels.