Bitcoin, Ethereum rise as Iran War impacts traditional safe havens
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Bitcoin and Ethereum have gained value as the Iran War disrupts traditional safe havens. The Polymarket contract for Bitcoin reaching $100,000 by December 31, 2026, is at
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The shift toward digital assets coincides with traditional safe havens losing appeal during the conflict, as geopolitical tensions and oil disruptions weigh on conventional hedges. The Bitcoin $100,000 market has a face value trading volume of $13,000/day but can be moved with $8,405, which points to moderate depth and possible volatility from relatively small orders.
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