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Global Crisis Deepens, #bitcoin Does Not Shake: Is Digital Gold Becoming the New Safe Haven?

While the escalating crisis between Israel and Iran has skyrocketed geopolitical risks worldwide, traditional markets have been shaken. While classic safe havens such as gold and oil have risen, the most striking picture was experienced on the Bitcoin front. The $BTC price, which did not shake even in an environment of global uncertainty, caused investors to turn their eyes to cryptocurrencies again.

The sharp recovery following the first shock wave in crypto markets during a similar Middle East crisis in October 2024 is still fresh in investors' minds. Now, the expectation that the same scenario may happen again is increasing. According to analysts, Bitcoin's stable course in recent days is not only a technical resistance; it also reflects the market's confidence in digital assets.

FED Uncertainty and Commodities Fluctuate, Crypto Rises

In addition to geopolitical tensions, uncertainties regarding the interest rate policy of the US Federal Reserve (FED) and volatility in commodity markets are also causing investors to turn to alternative assets again. In this picture, Bitcoin has begun to look like a shelter for investors looking for a safe haven despite its high volatility.

Some market experts state that Bitcoin's resilience against traditional assets in such crises is an indication that the digital asset class has matured and is being taken more seriously by institutional investors.

Is a New Wave Coming?

Bitcoin's strong stance at $67,000 as of June 2025 also increases expectations for a possible new rally. In particular, the increasing volume of spot Bitcoin ETFs and institutional demands are turning BTC from being just an investment tool to a strategic reserve.

Many analysts comment on Bitcoin, which has not lost its strength even during the crisis, saying, "This is not a coincidence, it is a paradigm shift itself."