According to CoinMeta, as reported by Coinpaper, there are significant differences in the performance of Bitcoin and gold during times of war and geopolitical crises. Gold, with a history of hundreds of years as a crisis asset, and Bitcoin, known as "digital gold," are both regarded as protective assets against currency instability. Although Bitcoin provides a globally transferable asset during crises, investors tend to prefer gold when geopolitical risks rise. Bitcoin may behave more like a high-risk speculative asset under market pressure, while gold remains more stable. The current increase in oil prices and Treasury yields could put pressure on Bitcoin, and investors need to be cautious when choosing assets.