1. Violent Volatility in the Short Term 🔀
Wars and political instability (such as tensions in the Middle East or Eastern Europe) increase the volatility of #financial_markets, including #cryptocurrencies. Investors either flee to safety or turn to it as an alternative asset to traditional currencies.
2. Bitcoin as "Digital Gold" ⛏️
In times of crisis, #Bitcoin is often seen as a hedge asset, like gold. Therefore, it is expected to experience some rise if confidence in it as a store of value increases, especially in countries suffering from inflation or collapse of the local currency.
3. Increasing Regulatory Pressure ⚖️
Governments may exploit political chaos to tighten control over cryptocurrencies, under the pretext of combating illicit financing. This may pressure the market and slow growth, especially in some Western or Asian countries.
4. Opportunities for quick profits but with caution 💰⚠️
Due to sharp volatility, opportunities may arise for speculators to achieve #profits, but the risks are high. Small currencies (altcoins) may experience unexpected surges and then quickly collapse.
5. The future is tied to technology and policies together 🤖🏛️
Currencies linked to strong projects and good infrastructure (like Ethereum, #Solana, or Chainlink) may hold up, provided there is strong community and technical support, while weak projects will fade under the pressure of current conditions.
