Bitcoin's role as a global safe-haven asset is being tested as geopolitical tensions escalate and markets react to war headlines. Historically, capital has fled to gold during periods of conflict. But recent volatility has reignited the debate: is Bitcoin beginning to compete with gold as the world's primary store of value?

In today's episode we break down how Bitcoin and gold reacted to the latest Iran war shock and why some analysts believe the digital asset could eventually surpass gold's $36 trillion market. We also explore the growing macro forces behind Bitcoin adoption, including exploding global debt levels, institutional accumulation, and potential Basel rule changes that could unlock massive liquidity for BTC.

Bitcoin maximalist Max Keiser has long argued that Bitcoin could reach $2.2 million per coin if global capital begins migrating away from fiat currencies and into digital hard money. Could geopolitical instability accelerate that transition?

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2280: War Tested Bitcoin vs Gold - The $2.2M BTC Scenario