#IsraelIranConflict The war between Iran and Israel has already been a harsh test of what is promoted about cryptocurrencies, specifically Bitcoin, as a “safe haven.”

🧨 What happened?

• Gold and oil rose, as expected in crises.

• Bitcoin and Ethereum plummeted sharply, in a scene that contradicts the narrative of “digital gold.”

The result?

Clear exposure: the market still treats Bitcoin as a high-risk speculative asset, not as a hedge tool during crises.⸻

🔍 Has the myth of the digital safe haven ended?

Not necessarily.

But what happened shows that:$BTC

• Bitcoin has not yet matured to become a true safe haven like gold.

• Institutional investors, when stressed, prefer liquidity or gold over crypto.

• Trust in cryptocurrencies is quickly affected by public panic.⸻

⚖️ A moment of panic or the beginning of a narrative shift?

• From a technical and market perspective, what happened was a short-term panic reaction.

• If the situation stabilizes, Bitcoin may rebound quickly — as it did in previous crises (COVID, US banks 2023).

• But for Bitcoin to become a true safe haven, it needs:

• Wider adoption.

• Regulatory stability.

• To reduce its price volatility.⸻

🗣️ Do I agree with you?

Yes, to a large extent.

• The “safe haven” narrative was marketed prematurely.

• But it’s not a complete illusion… rather a long-term goal that has yet to be achieved.

Do you think Bitcoin should really be treated like gold? Or is it a different asset class?

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