Geopolitical Strains in 2026

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calmpixelFull Member
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#1Mar 12, 2019, 04:46 AM
Back in 2024, when Iran and Israel started their war, Bitcoin took a hit, dropping 7%. After that, there was a spike in Bitcoin sales, and its price kept falling. By April 2024, following the attack on Iran, Bitcoin's price plummeted from $67,000 down to $61,000. Fast forward to March 2026, once things calmed down a bit, Bitcoin's price bounced back to 73. Do you think we could see Bitcoin hit $100,000 in 2026?
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real_byteSenior Member
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#2Mar 14, 2019, 12:25 AM
In 2026? In 2039? Who knows what tomorrow will bring. Making speculations only serves as panic-fuel. If you want to speculate, we have a speculation board. All I know is that during times when the economy is shaky, everything goes down. Bitcoin is no different.
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h0dl3r_foxFull Member
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#3Mar 14, 2019, 06:35 PM
The year on a general is already looking like a bear 🐻 market coupled with the series of war that's is currently going on, there would definitely be no doubt about the price movement being a downtrend, and again I don't think this whole fiasco with Iran and Israel war is ending anytime soon, I mean this was virtually how Russia and Ukraine started although this time around there are even more countries involved in the thug of war.
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satoshi2020Senior Member
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#4Mar 14, 2019, 08:01 PM
In 2024 bitcoin downward impact falling down was not as a result of the Iran, isreal war. In 2024 and around that period the isreal vs Iran war wasn’t as heated as Isreal and other closer neighbors war. The fall of bitcoin during that period was just a coincidence that it was around the isreal and Iran war. You making it seem like bitcoin has some physics headquarters in Iran and anytime Iran is at war it affects bitcoin.
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wildkingFull Member
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#5Mar 14, 2019, 11:41 PM
The war is supposed to push Bitcoin even beyond the $100k but that is not happening yet as Bitcoin have been rising and falling with no significant progress. Maybe later in the year we may see some changes but I'm mot confident about the change since we are still in bear season according to the prevailing Bitcoin cycle. Although there are people struggling to believe that the four years cycle is still in effect following what happened in 2025.
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eric.wizardFull Member
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#6Mar 15, 2019, 03:00 AM
We should not look at what the present war is doing, the price of Bitcoin is gradually moving up. And it will surpass $100,000 very soon. To me this war is even going to make the price of Bitcoin to rise the further because, wars like this are one of the things that impact on the Bitcoin performance. In general this year is going to be a good year as far as Bitcoin is concerned because, Bitcoin has been down for a while and after every dip what follows is the bear market.
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maxgasSenior Member
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#7Mar 15, 2019, 04:05 AM
We're already here in 2026 not like it's far from our expectations, meanwhile Bitcoin has been experiencing some downward and upward movements since this year and the price ain't stable at the moment to say one id certain about the outcome but then I believe before the year runs out there's a possibility that it's price will surely experience the upwards trends.
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shard_gweiFull Member
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#8Mar 15, 2019, 08:26 AM
The Israel-Iran war has had some impact on the price of Bitcoin, but if the war ends in writing, I think Bitcoin will go up a bit and there is a possibility of exceeding $100,000. We can see that Bitcoin has created a strong zone at the moment in the $70,000 range, but if we imagine from here, the price of Bitcoin is not too far from reaching $100,000. But let's see in which direction the war situation progresses in the end.
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sigma07Senior Member
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#9Mar 15, 2019, 11:07 AM
I hope so, many are looking forward to see that the price of Bitcoin will become $100k and above again. But with the war that's happening now and the oil supply that's being cut by Iran. This is a tension that everyone don't want to happen and it's their least concern for the price of Bitcoin because what is important to them by this time on how things are going to get calm. And we're in a Bitcoin forum so this is a concern that we want to be, I want to see it back to $100k+ as soon as possible.
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jake365Full Member
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#10Mar 15, 2019, 04:00 PM
I would assume no, or if it does it's during Christmas or something, because bear is far from over imho. Markets however could be preparing for next cycle faster then before. But i wouldn't predict anything like that based on world events, because they are way more nuanced, complex and harder to predict then just looking at wars in middle east. It's hard to predict any asset based on future world events, and BTC is even more sensitive then most of the other assets.
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tom.foxFull Member
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#11Mar 15, 2019, 04:44 PM
Bitcoin can react to wars or global events in the short term, but these don’t control its long-term value. Price dips around conflicts are often just market reactions things like investor fear or liquidity play a bigger role. The real key is to focus on fundamentals: adoption, network growth, and long-term trends. Speculating only on wars or headlines is risky. Early adopters succeed by being patient, learning the cycles, and making smart decisions, not by reacting to every shock. So yes, global tensions can cause swings, but knowledge, strategy, and timing matter more than news headlines.
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wildvaultFull Member
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#12Mar 15, 2019, 08:48 PM
Bitcoin is affected not only by war but also by many other factor. Not only that, we do not even know how the war will impact the global economy in the remaining months of the year. Therefore, it is difficult to predict Bitcoin's trend when those factors are beyond our control Besides macroeconomic factors, we should not forget the market 4 year cycle, and it seems that it has not been broken yet. So it may be better not to expect too much and assume that this year will definitely be a good year for Bitcoin
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bit_2016Senior Member
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#13Mar 16, 2019, 02:11 PM
Inflation has now got to play on this part if Bitcoin goes back to $100k for this year. But that would change the cycle which will make it too low for this year. If it gets back to $100k, I'd be happy if that gives us that price again for this year. Seeing it back at $100k is already like a safezone for many. And that's even more encouraging if it reaches $100k for this bear market because how high it can be when we're already out of it.
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whale777Full Member
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#14Mar 19, 2019, 01:21 AM
Funny enough it takes the agreement of two set of people to stop the entire war in the middle East. So, Bitcoin price gets to be affected by the decisions of these people? Bitcoin listens to whatever is happening to the world and adjusts accordingly, in a short term Bitcoin is like an alarm boy, somebody could imagine that whenever the price of Bitcoin goes down that the world is in a chaos, and when it's up the world in a good shape, but forgets to remember that when Bitcoin did 120k they was war going on between Ukraine and Russia. Bitcoin is a market and in it, like every other market in the world, coexists profits and loss.
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gang_2011Member
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#15Mar 19, 2019, 05:23 AM
I was not aware of what caused the decline of the Bitcoin in the 2024. And for the hitting of $100,000 again of 2026 is not possible. I have given analysis of what will happen in the current cycle of Bitcoin. Bitcoin will not hit $100,000 in this year but it will hit $100,000 next year.  So anyone who is interested to accumulate any amount should do so because things will change to good from next year.
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darklordSenior Member
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#16Mar 19, 2019, 07:54 AM
I hope it could, but there's so much uncertainty in the market and in the world right now. If investors or wealthy people from affected regions think that they need to abandon their country, they will likely exchange their currency for Bitcoin, thereby driving Bitcoin's price higher. Personally, my big concern is that we only have more than a month's oil reserves before chaos happens here in our country, unless they find a new crude oil supplier that is not in that region.
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tony420Member
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#17Mar 19, 2019, 08:06 AM
In 2026 many tensions are being seen at the global level. In terms of war there is a war going on between Iran and Palestine and between Russia and Ukraine. Inflationary pressure is increasing all over the world. The prices of everything are increasing due to which many people are yearning for two meals a day. Only those who have good capital are living in luxury. The rest who do not have good capital are yearning for bread. Nowadays cyber attacks are increasing due to war. Climate change is also a big problem including earthquakes, floods and droughts. A lot of damage is also caused due to floods. In 2026 life is going through a lot of complexity in which technology and nature are interconnected.
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ryan_orbitFull Member
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#18Mar 21, 2019, 12:59 AM
$100,000 is not what we think the market will reach in this 2026. This year looks to be a year of bearishness and not the bullishness. And until the market crosses above $100,000 I don’t think we would see the market going to be on a bullish trend. I don’t think the market will recover this year, but still doesn’t look to stay long in the bearish direction. I’m not seeing the war in the Middle East as a factor to affect the market, so we should not even think of it in that context. We look forward to see the future of bitcoin recovering from this current fall.
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hodler_ha5hFull Member
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#19Mar 21, 2019, 10:08 PM
Speaking of Russia and Ukraine, there's an attack of Ukraine that has also targeted Russia's oil refinery which is said being used for its military mainly. In all aspects of economy wise, there's a war. Online warfare is there and even economic war is also there. While these tensions keep on rising, we don't know if that's going to end soon. But let's just brace ourselves for it and think that we're on our own and we have to activate our survival instincts. And by which one of it is thinking about investing to bitcoin but as the OP asks about it if it will be $100k for this year again? I hope so.
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laser2018Full Member
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#20Mar 21, 2019, 10:19 PM
Let me remind you that past events do not guarantee future results. If you think that because Bitcoin rose to 73k after the war started, meaning it will rise to 100k, then you are mistaken. People in the market and Bitcoin will determine if the price will reach 100k this year, not the war or any economic influence.
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