Bitcoin sold off first when the U.S.-Iran war began. Two weeks later, it's outperforming nearly everything

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Each escalation in the Iran conflict has been larger than the last, but each bitcoin drawdown has been getting smaller.

source https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2026/03/14/bitcoin-sold-off-first-when-the-u-s-iran-war-began-two-weeks-later-it-s-outperforming-nearly-everything

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