[Reuters: UAE Crypto Firms Show Resilience Amid US-Israel and Iran Conflict] According to Reuters, despite the US-Israel and Iran conflict entering its third week, causing disruptions in the energy market and transportation across the Middle East, crypto firms headquartered in the UAE have demonstrated resilience due to their reliance on cloud-based and virtual market operations. Laia Fernández, a crypto marketing executive in Dubai, stated that daily life has not undergone significant changes. Clients operate on cloud infrastructure and virtual market platforms, ensuring business continuity even as many employees work from home or temporarily travel abroad. Alex Scott, a crypto executive promoting the Solana blockchain in Dubai, noted that the conflict has instead accelerated discussions around the resilience of financial infrastructure, maintaining the UAE's appeal for crypto and blockchain. Thomas Puech, CEO of crypto trading firm INDIGO, remarked that there are no signs of capital outflows linked to individuals fleeing the UAE.