The increase in tension between Israel and Iran has generated strong uncertainty in global markets, and Bitcoin has not been the exception. During the first hours of the conflict, a surge in its price was observed, driven by investors who see it as a refuge against geopolitical instability. However, volatility is also increasing: if the conflict escalates, speculative movements could lead to rapid declines. Bitcoin is once again positioning itself as a thermometer of global fear, in a scenario where security and decentralization take on new value.
