Between 2020 and 2026, Bitcoin consistently outperformed traditional safe-haven assets like gold and the S&P 500 during major global crises, including the US-Iran escalation, COVID-19 outbreak, Russia-Ukraine war, and US banking crisis. Bitcoin's 60-day bounce rate was higher than these assets in 7 out of 7 crisis events, showing strong resilience and recovery. While some earlier research questioned Bitcoin's safe-haven status, recent studies and market behavior during conflicts suggest growing acceptance of Bitcoin as a reliable asset. Regulatory progress and increased crypto payments in conflict zones also support Bitcoin's rising role in the financial landscape.
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