The Israel-Iran conflict has impacted Bitcoin's value, reflecting broader market anxieties. Following Israeli airstrikes in Iran, Bitcoin dropped over 5% from $108,000 to around $103,000, currently trading at $104,659.99 with a 2.46% decrease. The conflict triggered mass liquidations exceeding $1 billion, with investors seeking safe havens like gold and US dollars. This raises questions about Bitcoin's reliability as a safe-haven asset, highlighting its risk asset nature during global crises. Market volatility is expected to continue as investors monitor geopolitical developments. The situation remains volatile, influencing Bitcoin's price and investor sentiment. Global markets are closely watching.$BTC