It's Official: Bitcoin Has Won the Iran War!
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Simply BitcoinIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 03 Oct 2026, 21:36 UTC
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- 03 Oct 2026, 22:04 UTC
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The analysis highlights Bitcoin's strong performance against traditional assets like Gold and the S&P 500 since the Iran war began, suggesting a narrative shift towards Bitcoin as a risk-off asset. This is contrasted with the current bond market conditions, where US Treasury yields are near multi-decade highs and Goldman Sachs describes the market as "totally bidless," indicating a potential crisis in the long-end Treasury market. Federal Reserve rate hikes are noted as potentially hurting the US economy more than inflation. There's a strong emphasis on the ongoing debt crisis, with a prediction of inflation being used to pay off debt, which is expected to be inflationary and disproportionately impact the working and middle classes, as well as those in Washington and Wall Street. Historical data for Bitcoin shows a tendency for positive performance around midterm election cycles. The video concludes by promoting self-custody solutions for Bitcoin, emphasizing security and sovereignty.
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