Do you know when we are playing in the playground and suddenly two boys start fighting badly? Everyone stops, gets scared, and no one wants to play near them anymore. It was kind of like that with the price of cryptocurrencies when the conflict between Israel and Iran began.

A lot of people thought the price of Bitcoin would go up, right? Because when there's chaos in governments, people rush to crypto thinking it's safer. But this time it was different. Why? Because when the fight is too big, people become afraid of everything! No one wants to invest in anything risky, not in $BTC , not in $SOL , not in $ETH . Everyone just wants to save their money and stay quiet waiting for the dust to settle.

And there's another thing: since the problem was right in the Middle East, near Israel, the people there who had money in crypto started selling to have quick cash, like to buy tickets, food, or to protect themselves. Then the price of the coins there fell even more.

So that's it... sometimes, when the world gets really crazy, the market does the opposite of what we think. It gets scared, closes up, and only comes back to play once everything calms down.

Now let's wait for the fight to pass to see if the price goes back up!