Stop treating Bitcoin as a safe-haven asset. Right now, as long as the U.S.-Iran situation continues to escalate, the market's first reaction isn’t to buy BTC for safety—it’s to dump risk assets first. In the short term, BTC acts more like an amplifier of U.S. stock market risk sentiment, not like gold. The logic is simple: 1. Geopolitical conflict escalates → Oil prices surge → Concerns about inflation and liquidity rise 2. Funds shrink risk exposure first, and won’t prioritize flowing into high-volatility BTC 3. U.S. stocks drop first, BTC often comes under pressure simultaneously, and ETH and altcoins tend to perform even worse So in the short term, stop using “safe-haven” as a reason to buy. The real signal to turn bullish again isn’t conflict escalation, but rather easing tensions, U.S. stocks stabilizing, and risk appetite recovering. In short: In the current market, Bitcoin isn’t gold—it’s an amplifier of U.S. stock market risk sentiment.