#IsraelIranConflict

The conflict between Israel and Iran not only has geopolitical implications but is also impacting the cryptocurrency market. Whenever tensions escalate, investors tend to seek alternative havens, and in many cases, turn to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a hedge against global uncertainty. The volatility caused by this conflict has led to sharp movements in prices, and some analysts are already warning that a prolonged conflict could drive the adoption of digital assets in areas of tension, where access to the traditional financial system is limited or censored. Furthermore, the decentralization and resistance to censorship of cryptocurrencies become particularly relevant in contexts where sanctions, blockades, and monetary controls are commonplace.