Bitcoin has remained flat to slightly up during the Iran conflict while traditional assets like stocks, bonds, and gold declined, and its volatility has compressed from 80-90 to around 40. Geopolitical uncertainty drives demand for neutral, non-sovereign assets like Bitcoin, and mass adoption through individuals, ETFs, and sovereign funds supports sustained interest and growth. Long Bitcoin due to its emerging role as a geopolitical hedge and potential for long-term growth multiples compared to traditional markets. Bitcoin could revert to correlating with risk assets, or adoption might slow if regulatory or market conditions change.