Israel Iran War: Crypto Billionaire Predicts War Is Unlikely To Impact Bitcoin

Paul
June 14, 2025 Updated June 15, 2025
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Raoul Pal Explains Why Israel Iran Tensions Is Unlikely To Impact Bitcoin

Highlights

  • Raoul Pal explains that Bitcoin follows the global market liquidity.
  • The tension between Israel and Iran escalates, while Bitcoin price stays stable.
  • The movement of the BTC price disregards the spikes in oil prices and political turbulence.

Bitcoin (BTC) remains on track for more gains despite rising tensions between Israel and Iran, according to macro investor Raoul Pal. In a post shared recently, Pal argued that global liquidity explains most of Bitcoin’s price moves.

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Bitcoin Ignores Geopolitical Tensions, Follows Liquidity Instead

The popular macro investor shared a chart in a X post, that compared Bitcoin with the global M2 money supply. Pal said 89% of Bitcoin’s movement aligns with changes in global liquidity.

That means news cycles and geopolitical headlines may not matter as much. His view is that monetary expansion drives BTC more than wars, politics, or news headlines.

In a related update, news broke that Israel had struck Iranian energy infrastructure. Fires were reported at the South Pars gas field.

Global M2 and Bitcoin

                                                                                                                                              Source: X, Raoul Pal

The Kobeissi Letter reported the incident adding that oil prices could jump sharply, with some traders expecting more spikes by Monday.

Alva, a financial analytics firm, added that oil futures rose over 7% within hours. They warned about risks to shipping routes if tensions escalate. Despite this, BTC price has barely flinched. The price is only up a marginal 0.02%, fitting Pal’s thesis. He suggests that unless the strike alters global money supply, it won’t shift Bitcoin’s trend.

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Pal’s Chart Shows Significance of M2 Correlation vs Geopolitical Noise

Such an opinion may be unexpected by many market players, as the fluctuations of oil prices usually affect the cryptocurrency market and the world’s financial market. Nonetheless, his chart that contains the data over the last three years clearly demonstrates that there is a positive correlation between M2 and BTC, making his point valid.

This correlation has held through wars, elections, and rate hikes. It further proves that as liquidity rises, BTC price tends to rise later. This chart provides a framework to investors and traders. Should the global liquidity continue to grow, BTC may trade at higher prices.

Oil volatility, stock volatility or political volatility could make the coin experience temporary fluctuations in the short term. Nevertheless, it will not alter the overall direction of the leading cryptocurrency.

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Paul Adedoyin is a crypto journalist with 4+ years experience who provides timely news, in-depth research, and insightful content to inform and empower his audience. His works have been featured on sites such as CryptoMode, CryptoNewsFlash among others. He holds a degree in Geophysics from OAU, Nigeria. When he's not writing, he loves watching soccer and reading educative journals. He can be reached via [email protected]
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