[Trump Warns Middle East Conflict May Boost Bitcoin Expectations] On March 3, according to Forbes, Trump warned that U.S. military action against Iran could last more than five weeks and stated that 'large-scale operations have not yet begun.' The market believes that prolonged Middle East conflicts may drive up fiscal spending and increase the likelihood of the Federal Reserve easing monetary policy, benefiting cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Some forecasts suggest that Bitcoin could reach a high of $200,000 to $500,000 within the year, with a potential financial crisis driven by artificial intelligence also possibly pushing Bitcoin to new all-time highs. Analysts point out that geopolitical risks, fiscal expansion, and shifts in monetary policy are becoming key factors driving market bets on Bitcoin's upward trajectory.