The U.S. just hit 90 military targets in Iran. Bitcoin went up anyway, climbing back toward almost $64,000 a day after Trump declared the ceasefire over.

A year ago, a headline like that would likely have tanked the market on its own. War-related search activity around crypto just hit its highest level in three months, but the price reaction didn't match the noise.
The pattern of a ceasefire breaking down, then quietly being patched back together days later, has recurred enough times that part of the market seems to be waiting for confirmation rather than panicking at the first alert.
That's not the same as the risk being gone. It just means the market's bar for "new information" has gotten higher.
Have you noticed yourself reacting less to headlines like this than you used to, or does each one still hit you the same way?