Recent days have been quite intense. Canada, the United States, France, New Zealand, Japan, China, Ireland, Taiwan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and Germany have almost simultaneously issued warnings to their citizens—if you are in Iran, leave immediately; if you haven't gone yet, don't go.

The list of countries evacuating their nationals is rapidly expanding. What does this usually indicate? Tensions are high, and risks are escalating.

On the market side, the reaction is already very clear. Iran's fiat currency is coming under pressure, and people are rushing to find assets that preserve value. Guess what happened? BTC, ETH, and gold all rose collectively. This is no coincidence. Whenever geopolitical risks heat up, safe-haven demand tends to boost the demand for these assets—whether traditional gold or digital gold Bitcoin.

In the past few hours, both BTC and ETH have shown quite strong resilience. The market is speaking through actions: in the face of uncertainty, people still shift their funds to these places.

The driving force behind this round of market movement is very clear—safe-haven demand, not just technical factors.