Bitcoin Shows Resilience as US Dollar Lacks Safe-Haven Demand Amid Iran-Israel Tensions
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Geopolitical stabilization in the Middle East, after Iran and Israel achieved an unexpected diplomatic breakthrough, has relieved global markets, with analysts around the world calling it an important step towards regional security and economic predictability.
Despite the intensification of the conflict in the Middle East, institutional investors continue to massively inject funds into Bitcoin ETFs, with 10 consecutive days of positive fundraising. In the midst of geopolitical uncertainty, confidence therefore persists in Bitcoin. Read More Bitcoin ETFs raise more funds, despite tensions related to war appeared first on Cryptoast.
Gold and real assets take over the dollar's role as protection in the event of crises such as the war between Israel and Iran The post Dollar was not a safe haven in the war appeared first on Monitor Mercantil.
USD Performed Shockingly Poor As "Safe Haven" During Iran / Israel Escallation and Wider War Threats
The U.S. dollar has long worn the crown of the so-called “safe haven”—a currency investors flee to in times of global instability. So when tensions between Iran and Israel flared, traders expected the usual: a USD rally backed by American strength and geopolitical dominance. What they got instead was a cautionary tale in capital flight. Enter the Big Beautiful Bill, a quietly terrifying legislative proposal that slaps a 3.5% exit tax—disguised a…
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