Actually, every time there is a war in the Middle East, the cryptocurrency market tends to shake a bit, but often rebounds afterwards. For example, during the US-Iran conflict in 2020, Bitcoin rose by 50% in a month; during the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022, it rebounded by 40% in a month as well. However, in recent occurrences, the reactions have become quicker. In the 2023 Israel-Palestine conflict, the market recovered its losses within a week, and during the 2024 Iranian drone attack, it even recovered within 24 hours. But this time is different; Israel directly bombed Iranian nuclear facilities, which could trigger a full-scale war, so the market's reaction is more intense.