The US-Iran conflict is escalating. How will cryptocurrencies move?

As US-Iran geopolitical tensions intensify, funds are initially flowing into crude oil (due to supply and demand concerns driving prices up) and gold (as a safe haven). Cryptocurrencies face short-term capital outflow pressure and may move in tandem with gold's safe-haven recovery, but their resilience is weaker than traditional safe-haven assets.
If the conflict escalates and pushes inflation expectations higher, subsequent funds may flow back into highly volatile cryptocurrencies; if the situation eases, beware of short-term corrections. Currently, a light position and observation are recommended, paying attention to signals of capital flow shifts. #Gate广场四月发帖挑战
$BTC In the short term, the focus is still on shorting at high levels.
If lower levels are reached, some spot positions can be added in the 63,000-45,000 range for dollar-cost averaging. Avoid rushing into contracts for bottom fishing. Xiao Dai suggests holding some spot positions at low levels and combining with dual-currency investments.