The recent conflict involving Iran, the U.S., and Israel has caused a significant surge in global oil prices, exceeding $100 per barrel, heightening inflation concerns. Interestingly, Bitcoin remains stable, attributed to the U.S.'s unique energy position, reducing its exposure to Middle Eastern oil disruptions. Despite geopolitical tensions affecting Asian markets, Bitcoin’s correlation with Wall Street has strengthened, supporting its price stability amidst market turmoil. However, long-term conflicts could still impact inflation and consumer costs in the U.S.