The escalation between Israel and Iran, coupled with Trump's exit from the G7 and his aggressive rhetoric, has increased global tension, which directly affects financial markets. Bitcoin, being a risky asset in volatile environments, fell below 103,000 USD after the Israeli attacks, although it later had a slight recovery.
The uncertainty generated by a possible expansion of the conflict, combined with political movements, such as Putin's message supporting Iran, keeps investors cautious. While some see Bitcoin as a safe haven in times of crisis, the immediate reaction is usually negative in the face of uncertainty. For now, high volatility and a very sensitive response to ongoing geopolitical news are expected.