Is Short-term Plunging an Opportunity or a Trap?

After news of the Middle East conflict broke, BTC quickly plummeted. Some panicked and sold off, while others started to buy the dip.
Historical experience tells us that geopolitical shocks usually lead to a three-phase trend:
First phase — panic selling;
Second phase — emotional stabilization;
Third phase — re-pricing.
The key is how long the conflict lasts. If it’s just short-term military action, the market typically reverts to fundamentals; if it escalates into a long-term regional conflict, global liquidity and risk appetite will be affected.
For the crypto market, short-term volatility is normal. What truly determines the trend are USD liquidity, interest rate expectations, and institutional fund flows. War news is just a trigger, not a long-term driver.
On the operational level, aggressive traders may choose to buy in stages, taking advantage of emotional dips to acquire cheaper positions; conservative traders wait for stability and technical confirmation of a bottom before entering.
Humorous summary: The market is like a roller coaster, with war news pressing the rapid descent button. But the end of the roller coaster usually still returns to the track. #美国以色列突袭伊朗BTC短线跳水