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Bitcoin $BTC has once again reached new all-time highs and is capturing global market attention. However, amidst this euphoria, significant geopolitical tensions are emerging, which could act as a catalyst for a major correction in the crypto market.
🌍 Global Tensions and Market Risks

The conflict between Iran and Israel continues to escalate, with the United States reportedly beginning to get directly involved. If Russia decides to support Iran militarily, the potential for global escalation will sharply increase.
This situation exerts pressure on risk markets, including crypto assets. History shows that when geopolitical tensions rise, global investors tend to secure funds into safe-haven assets such as the US dollar and gold — not crypto.

Indonesia is at a major crossroads in its economic history. With various ambitious targets such as "Golden Indonesia 2045" and predictions that the digital economy will reach Rp5,800 trillion by 2030, an important question arises: can Indonesia really become a developed nation? And if so, what are the implications for the people and opportunities for investors?

1. Indonesia: Not on the Brink of Destruction, But Not Yet Safe Towards Progress
Fundamentally, Indonesia is still relatively stable:
Consistent economic growth in the range of 4–5%

Bitcoin has something unique—scarcity. There can only be 21 million Bitcoins in existence. This makes it similar to gold, which is also scarce and highly valued. And Bitcoin is not only limited in quantity, it is also decentralized—meaning no single party controls it. This is different from the money we are used to, which is controlled by governments and central banks."
Many people are starting to be attracted to Bitcoin because of its nature that cannot be counterfeited or controlled by anyone. This provides a sense of security, especially in an uncertain world.