Recently, the evolution of the global situation is actually providing strong backing for Bitcoin.

First, let's look at asset security. Traditional oil, gas, gold, and fiat reserves can be frozen or diverted in front of superpowers. This has led governments and institutional investors in various countries to increasingly turn to decentralized assets like Bitcoin—no single entity can dominate.

Second, changes in North American energy patterns may accelerate the de-dollarization of the global economy. Challengers to the traditional dollar system such as OPEC and BRICS countries might treat Bitcoin as a neutral store of value, or even as a settlement tool for commodity transactions. Once this demand arises, the demand for Bitcoin will be direct.

Additionally, with rising geopolitical uncertainties, the market will naturally view Bitcoin as a tool to hedge against chaos. Meanwhile, global crude oil prices may come under pressure due to supply adjustments, and this deflationary environment could create room for central banks to cut interest rates, which is also positive for previously undervalued crypto assets.

In short, regardless of short-term fluctuations, Bitcoin's three main characteristics—decentralization, scarcity, and resistance to geopolitical interference—will only become more valuable.