Geopolitical storms sweep through the cryptocurrency market. The U.S. attack on Iranian nuclear facilities has escalated tensions in the Middle East, causing the fear index to drop to 42, with market sentiment shifting to a state of 'fear' 😨. The ETH/BTC exchange rate plummeted over 6%, with whales dumping 5,657 ETH and depositing 400 BTC, boosting short positions' floating profits, as trader 0xcB92 made a profit of $21.45 million, and Abraxas Capital over $87.6 million, indicating intensified short-term selling pressure 📉. Despite this, positive signals are emerging: the amount of staked ETH reached a new high of 35 million, El Salvador increased its BTC holdings by 8 to 6,215.18, strengthening its strategic reserve position 💼. Bitwise CEO emphasized that Bitcoin's competitor is U.S. debt rather than gold, and French legislators invited Jan3 to discuss reserve issues, as Hong Kong Web3 companies surge in, driving up demand 🌐. UpTop launched a user compensation program, and the Humanity Protocol airdrop test has been completed, demonstrating the protocol's resilience. Overall, geopolitical risks amplify market volatility, and investors should cautiously allocate assets and observe event developments. Short-term panic may present buying opportunities, but in the long term, the potential of cryptocurrency assets as a hedging tool continues to strengthen 🚀. Stay rational and keep a close eye on global dynamics (approximately 380 words)