[Middle East Conflict Disrupts Gold Circulation, Bitcoin Demonstrates Non-Physical Advantages] The intensification of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with escalating conflicts among the U.S., Israel, and Iran, has led to the paralysis of the logistics system at Dubai International Airport, disrupting the global circulation of physical gold. Due to soaring costs of transportation, insurance, and storage, gold is being sold at a $30 discount per ounce, highlighting the vulnerability of physical assets during wartime. In contrast, Bitcoin, with its decentralized network and non-physical nature, showcases advantages in cross-border transfers and censorship resistance. Holders only need to remember their private key mnemonic to control their wealth, without relying on logistics or national permissions, making it a significant form of wealth during geopolitical turmoil.