Global situations are teetering on the edge, and Bitcoin is bound to fluctuate amidst the turbulence. But this system has always been highly resilient—each time it endures, it becomes even stronger.

Recently, the "small conflict" between the US and Europe has escalated. Reports indicate that a major power is planning to increase tariffs on European allies for geopolitical interests, triggering a chain reaction. Europe, unwilling to show weakness, is also planning countermeasures, but the priority is still to resolve issues through negotiations.

Interestingly, on the surface, the US and Europe are ironclad allies, but privately they do their own thing. Conflicts can be resolved—usually a balance is found in the end. This kind of power struggle is common in geopolitics.

Back to Bitcoin. The market is very sensitive to such uncertainties, but historically, political fluctuations often increase the demand for safe-haven assets. What will happen in 2026? It's hard to give an absolute answer, but an indestructible asset class usually makes a comeback in difficult times.