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The war in Iran has affected Bitcoin negatively by increasing fear across global markets. When war tensions rise, investors often move away from risky assets like Bitcoin and rush into safer options such as gold and cash. Rising oil prices and inflation concerns also reduce market confidence, putting extra pressure on crypto prices. Bitcoin has recently shown weakness during these geopolitical shocks, proving it still reacts to global uncertainty. However, Bitcoin futures still carry strong promise for the future. They give traders more ways to hedge risk, speculate on price movement, and bring institutional money into the market. In the long run, Bitcoin futures may strengthen Bitcoin’s maturity and adoption.