The war has only been going on for a few days, and the Iranian Rial has faced a cliff-like devaluation. The USD/Iranian Rial exchange rate has plummeted from 430,000 at the beginning of the year to an official rate of 1,310,000, with the black market rate even surpassing 1,640,000. Faced with currency collapse, many people are opting for gold to hedge against inflation. However, in war-torn regions, holding physical gold can actually pose deadly risks—it's inconvenient to carry, hard to hide, and once exposed, could even lead to life-threatening consequences. In contrast, Bitcoin demonstrates its unique advantages as a digital asset: decentralized, no need for physical storage space, and easy cross-border transfer. For individuals in war zones, simply remembering their private key allows them to securely carry their assets across borders, effectively avoiding the risks of safeguarding physical gold in extreme conditions.