"War Waves in Crypto: How Global Conflict Shakes Digital Markets"
War brings panic across all markets, including crypto. When conflict breaks out — like the recent Iran-Israel tension — investors rush to safe-haven assets like gold, which recently jumped above $2,350/oz, showing fear in the market. At the same time, gas prices globally rise due to supply fears — in some regions crossing $90 per barrel — increasing inflation pressure.
As a result, investors start pulling out money from risky assets like Bitcoin and altcoins. For example, $BTC dropped over 8% in 24 hours during the war news. $ETH and other altcoins followed with high volatility.
Technical indicators like RSI hit oversold zones quickly, and key support levels often break. Liquidity drops, and fear increases volatility. War slows adoption, damages sentiment, and creates market-wide panic. In such conditions, traders should avoid leverage, protect capital, and wait for market stabilization before re-entering. Safety comes first.
