Bitcoin's price has continued to surprise investors with its resilience during the ongoing Iran crisis. Despite market instability and rising oil prices, the digital asset attracted significant investment inflows in the weeks following the conflict onset.
According to data from CoinShares, bitcoin saw $2.4 billion in inflows over four weeks after the crisis began on February 28. This marks a reversal from months of sustained outflows, which totaled $4.3 billion during a five-week streak.
The trend suggests that bitcoin is becoming increasingly resilient to geopolitical shocks, as it has historically absorbed weekend selling pressure during such events. However, this time around, the asset rallied into broader market instability, attracting investor capital rather than absorbing panic selling.