Real-time reaction to Bitcoin price of #以色列伊朗冲突

After reports of conflict emerged, the price of Bitcoin experienced significant volatility. According to reports from Cointelegraph and CryptoSlate, Bitcoin fell from around $107,000 to $102,800 on June 13, a decline of approximately 5.5%. This drop reflects the market's sensitivity to geopolitical risks, with investors tending to sell high-risk assets.

However, the price of Bitcoin showed some resilience, rebounding to around $105,000 on June 14. Expert analyses (such as FX Empire) indicate that this rebound may be consistent with historical patterns, as Bitcoin often has a rebound trend after geopolitical conflicts.

Market sentiment and safe-haven properties

Bitcoin is viewed by many investors as digital gold and possesses safe-haven properties. However, during this conflict, the initial drop in its price suggests that market sentiment may prioritize short-term risks over long-term safe-haven value. According to reports from Investing.com, the 'risk-off' sentiment triggered by the conflict led to a evaporation of billions from the total market capitalization of the cryptocurrency market.

Expert opinions are divided; some (such as Weiss Ratings) believe that in the long run, geopolitical tensions may increase the demand for Bitcoin, especially among institutional investors seeking to diversify their portfolios. On the other hand, some analyses (such as CoinDesk) warn that high-leverage traders need to be cautious of extreme volatility risks in the short term.