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Geopolitical tensions often send ripples through crypto markets. If escalation occurs in the Middle East region, how would digital assets respond? Looking back at previous U.S.-Iran military confrontations, we've seen interesting patterns: traditional safe-haven assets spike, volatility in energy sectors affects broader market sentiment, and Bitcoin typically shows mixed reactions depending on broader macro conditions. Some periods saw flight-to-safety buying, while others triggered risk-off selling across all asset classes. The question becomes: would crypto follow traditional finance patterns this time, or are we seeing different market dynamics? What's your read on how traders are currently positioned ahead of potential escalation? Historical precedent suggests we should watch macro volatility indices and energy futures closely as leading indicators.