War often creates significant volatility in the global economy, directly affecting the price of Bitcoin (BTC). In some cases, BTC increases in value as investors view it as a 'safe haven asset' like gold when instability occurs. However, war can also cause capital to flee from risky assets, leading to a short-term decrease in BTC price. Additionally, capital control policies, economic sanctions, and market sentiment also contribute to strong price fluctuations. The impact of increase or decrease depends on the specific context.
