#MetaplanetBTCPurchase

Amid the Iranian-Israeli escalation, cryptocurrency markets experienced severe volatility. After the Israeli strikes on Iran in mid-June, the price of Bitcoin dropped to around $103,000, recording losses of approximately 4-5%, as investors fled to safer assets like gold and the dollar. Some analysts, like Peter Schiff, used this event to assert that Bitcoin is no longer a safe 'digital gold' in crises.

However, the market quickly rebounded, stabilizing above $105,000 by June 16, supported by institutional entries (such as MicroStrategy led by Michael Saylor), strong ETF inflows, and a recovery in investor sentiment from the 'greed' index. Technical patterns reminiscent of the late 2024 surge suggest the potential for profits reaching $150,000 by 2025, unless geopolitical events drastically change the direction.

In summary: Bitcoin is not considered a safe haven in the short term; rather, it has shown characteristics of high-risk assets, influenced by conflicts. Nonetheless, institutional support and historical technical patterns indicate a strong recovery and higher growth potential in the coming months, as long as the escalation does not turn into a full-scale war. Smart investors will avoid rushing, stay away from political maneuvers, and look for buying opportunities during dips.