Since the outbreak of the US-Iran conflict, Bitcoin has risen by approximately 8%, contrasting sharply with the decline in gold and stocks. Investor Simon Dixon believes this resilience stems from the pressure faced by the dollar system, which relies on the currently tense global alliance. Brent crude oil prices have increased by 48% in a month, and Goldman Sachs has raised the likelihood of a recession to 30%. Bitcoin's rebounds after each escalation highlight its operational independence from fragile geopolitics and the debt-based traditional financial system.