The escalating conflict between Iran and the United States has created high uncertainty in global markets.

Oil prices surged above $100 per barrel, triggering fear and volatility in risk assets like Bitcoin.

Initially, BTC dropped due to panic selling but rebounded quickly as tensions eased slightly.

Experts say Bitcoin acts more like a risk asset than a safe haven, moving with market sentiment.

Short-term volatility will continue, and BTC could go up or down depending on how the war develops.