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Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have demonstrated remarkable resilience amid Middle East tensions, attracting 【$1.3 billion】 in net inflows over five consecutive trading days. The streak began June 9 with $386 million entering the funds, continuing through June 14 with an additional $301 million investment.
Despite 3% volatility following Israeli airstrikes in Iran, Bitcoin has maintained its position around $105,000—just 6% below its May 22 peak of $112,000. ——This price stability suggests growing investor confidence in crypto as a hedge against geopolitical risks—— according to market analysts.
Coin Bureau's Nic Puckrin observed: "While short-term shocks occur, Bitcoin's inverse relationship with the weakening US dollar index (DXY) remains the dominant factor." The DXY recently fell below 100 for the first time in three years.
Experts warn of potential market disruption if Iran closes the critical oil shipping lane. ——Blocking the Strait of Hormuz could trigger energy price spikes and temporary crypto selloffs—— though most analysts view any downturn as a buying opportunity.
The sustained ETF inflows coincide with:
• Macroeconomic uncertainty driving demand for scarce assets
• Increasing recognition of Bitcoin's store-of-value properties
• Erosion of confidence in traditional financial systems
Market charts show Bitcoin consolidating near all-time highs, with technical indicators suggesting potential breakout momentum. The cryptocurrency's ability to weather multiple crises this year has strengthened its case as "digital gold" in institutional portfolios.
While weekend military developments could cause volatility, most analysts maintain positive multi-month forecasts. The combination of ETF adoption, halving-driven supply constraints, and macroeconomic trends continues to support price appreciation theories.
——The real test comes if oil prices spike—— but for now, crypto markets appear to be discounting geopolitical risks more quickly than traditional assets," noted one trading desk analyst.