Many believe this tension will settle quietly — but they couldn’t be more
mistaken.

I've studied how every major war has affected global financial markets, and
the signs are clear.


❖ Winston Churchill once called the Middle East “the
world’s powder keg” — and history keeps proving him right.


❖ The globe is steadily sliding into chaos. Wars are
erupting in multiple regions, and global powers are quietly stacking funds for
crisis moments.



❖ That moment is here. A financial BLACK SWAN event
has hit — don’t count on the market bringing good news anytime soon.



 ❖ A fresh flashpoint has ignited in the
Middle East — Israel has reportedly targeted Iran’s nuclear
infrastructure with precision strikes.



Former President Trump’s efforts to deter
Iran’s nuclear ambitions through diplomacy ultimately failed to yield lasting
results.



The looming threat of a broader conflict is
unsettling global investors, who now prefer safeguarding their assets
over seeking high-risk returns in such uncertain times.



The United States maintains military
installations worldwide, including strategic positions near Iran.

Should Iran’s leadership target these
American bases; the conflict could escalate into a full-scale global war.

In such a scenario, the U.S. economy will
deprioritize crypto markets — national focus will turn entirely toward
supporting a wartime economy.

 



 

This escalating conflict could trigger a
global recession and emerge as crypto’s unexpected crisis moment in 2025.

Donald Trump stated that he “offered Iran
an opportunity,” and he may now push for stronger military action.

Despite rising tensions, there's still hope
that diplomatic efforts might succeed in bringing a swift end to the war.

The outbreak of a major war typically
prompts investors to move their funds into reliable safe-haven assets such as
gold.

High-risk investments and cryptocurrencies
are falling out of favor — Bitcoin ($BTC) is experiencing a sharp pullback.

At the same time, the surge in gold futures
reflects growing investor anxiety and a shift away from risk.

The situation is worsened by troubling
updates from the U.S. — the Federal Reserve has no intention of reducing
interest rates anytime soon.

Trump previously attempted to resolve the
Ukraine crisis and avoid escalation in the Middle East.

We’ve all seen the outcome — his diplomacy
fell short, so I don’t expect any policy changes like rate cuts.

Back in December, I had hoped for a crypto
rally, but global trade tensions crushed those expectations.

Despite positive signals from various
indicators, crypto missed its opportunity to kick off a bull market this
summer.

With new global conflicts emerging,
attention is shifting back toward traditional safe-haven investments.

Still not convinced? Just check the Bitcoin
dominance and the altseason index.

No matter what you're hoping to find, the
reality is that Bitcoin dominance is climbing and staying strong above 60%.

As for the altseason index — it’s sitting
at just 26 out of 100, clearly signaling that we’re in a Bitcoin-led maket

 

Don’t lose hope just yet — conflicts in the
Middle East have been ongoing for nearly eight decades.

Even last year, Israel and Iran engaged in
major attacks, and yet the global markets remained intact.

Chances are, this is a short-term flare-up,
and both parties will eventually settle things through diplomacy, just as
they’ve done in the past.

 

Still, don’t count on peace returning immediately
— the situation is likely to stay tense for several more weeks.

Cryptocurrency has weathered multiple wars
and even a global pandemic, and it’s unlikely this conflict will wipe it out.

That said, I’m not expecting any positive
developments in the crypto market in the near future.

#MarketPullbacks #IsrealIranconflict #BinanceHODLer

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