Bitcoin stands out in the geopolitical turmoil.

The article discusses the recent rise in Bitcoin prices amidst turbulent financial markets, with a notable increase of 18.8% during the current crisis caused by tensions in Iran.

A significant development in the market involves large Bitcoin holders, known as “whales,” who have shifted from selling to buying in the past two weeks, indicating a potential easing of downward pressure on prices.

In terms of capital flow, digital asset investment products saw a significant inflow of $520 million this week, marking a positive trend after a period of outflows totaling over $400 million. Overall, Bitcoin products have seen inflows of approximately $2.4 billion this year, with total digital asset inflows reaching $2.88 billion.

Ethereum sees an increase in investments, while Solana experiences capital outflows.

Google introduces a more efficient method to execute the Shor algorithm, raising discussions about quantum computing risks on Bitcoin cryptography. A proposed protocol upgrade, BIP 360, is being considered to resist quantum calculations. While the risk is currently low, developers are taking it seriously.

The article also touches on macroeconomic factors, such as lower-than-expected producer price index and persistent high inflation. Despite this, Bitcoin has remained relatively stable, emphasizing its distinctiveness as an asset.

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