Bitcoin (BTC) is traditionally not classified as a 'safe asset' during periods of heightened geopolitical uncertainty and surging oil prices. However, upon reviewing past data, analysis suggests that these tense moments can actually serve as an *excellent opportunity* to consider buying Bitcoin. Professional traders actively target moments of price distortion.
Recently, as international oil prices have surged to $77 per barrel (approximately 107,030 won), market interest has also increased. Generally, oil price spikes originate from geopolitical instability such as wars and conflicts, causing investors to liquidate assets or move funds to safe assets like short-term government bonds. Despite this trend, Bitcoin has repeatedly shown short-term rebound patterns.
Actual past cases reveal that immediately after oil price surges, Bitcoin prices have frequently spiked by 10-24% within a few days. This trend is interpreted as similar to the pattern observed just before the recent Iran-Israel conflict.
Of course, the various geopolitical variables, including during the Trump presidency, must be interpreted comprehensively. Nevertheless, the recurring pattern during each crisis is a point investors should pay attention to. While Bitcoin is not a safe asset, it can function as an *opportunity asset* for investors seeking to convert high volatility into short-term profits.
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