$BTC An escalation in international armed conflicts could negatively impact the price of Bitcoin.

Although some see it as a "digital gold" or a safe haven asset, the reality is that its price often falls along with traditional financial markets during times of uncertainty, as investors tend to sell volatile assets in search of safety.

This is due to risk aversion and the potential contraction of global liquidity that these conflicts can generate.

While there is a theory that in the long term Bitcoin could benefit if inflation skyrockets or there is distrust in fiat currencies, this hypothesis has not been consistently proven.

In summary, it is most likely that war conflicts will bring volatility and downward pressure on Bitcoin in the short term.