🇮🇱🇮🇷 The ongoing conflict between Israel & Iran has led to a visible increase in volatility across crypto. Sentiment data showed major bearish sentiment coming in between June 12th to 15th, in particular, coinciding with a 4–6% drop in Bitcoin's price and erasing over 200B from crypto's total market cap. Despite the initial panic, Bitcoin has remained in the 104K-105K range, aided by consistent ETF inflows and a lack of follow-through in military actions, mirroring the typical “risk-off, then stabilize” pattern seen in previous geopolitical crises. This pattern closely resembles Bitcoin’s price reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, 2022, when BTC initially dropped off, then rebounded (before rising interest rates decimated prices later that year). The Israel & Palestine conflict that erupted in October, 2022 also saw Bitcoin drop -7% before stabilizing within days. Though there are several ongoing elements, such as ongoing tariff concerns, that are still impacting cryptocurrency, this latest real world conflict will likely continue to cause volatile and unpredictable price action. Monitor the social volume of each country as discussions rise across social media with this tracker: https://app.santiment.net/s/2HAp_P4h?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=twitter_israel_iran_social_volume_b_061825/&fpr=twitter