#地缘政治与资本流动 After seeing the news about the situation in Venezuela, I started thinking about an interesting question — why wasn't Bitcoin scared this time?

Geopolitical shocks usually cause traditional assets to tremble, but BTC still firmly stays above $90,000, even briefly dipping below and then quickly rebounding. This actually reflects a deeper logic: **decentralized assets are becoming a hedge against geopolitical risks**.

Imagine when traditional financial systems experience volatility due to geopolitical conflicts, Bitcoin, as a store of value not controlled by any single government, demonstrates unique resilience. The history of Venezuela itself also tells us — under economic sanctions and political turmoil, decentralized cryptocurrencies offer ordinary people an alternative outside traditional finance.

This is not just today's news, but part of the long-term Web3 narrative. As more people recognize the value of decentralization, crypto assets are no longer just speculative instruments but have become a way to participate in the future financial system.

Capital will seek safe havens, and assets that are not bound by geopolitical constraints are becoming the choice of the new era.