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#GatePreIPOs首发SpaceX As global investors are accustomed to classifying Bitcoin as a high-risk asset, the Middle East conflict in early 2026 is overturning this perception framework. Cryptocurrency asset management firm Bitwise, in its latest client memo, has put forward a thought-provoking judgment—that geopolitical tensions are not a barrier to Bitcoin, but a ladder for its value to rise. Behind this assertion is a set of striking data: since the U.S.-Israel joint airstrike on Iran on February 28, Bitcoin has risen cumulatively by about 12%; over the same period, the S&P 500 index has fallen by about 1%; and traditional safe-haven asset gold has dropped by about 10%.
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan and Research Director Ryan Rasmussen stated plainly in the memo: “Chaos is a staircase.” This phrase, taken from a classic line from a popular TV series, is used to explain that the cracks in the current global financial system are becoming