Bitcoin maintained stability near $63,800 despite a market-wide selloff driven by fears of an extended conflict impacting oil prices and Federal Reserve rate policies. While traditional assets like gold and bonds declined due to expectations of prolonged high interest rates, Bitcoin remained unaffected. Ether also showed little movement, trading around $1,800, while Solana dropped 5% over the week to $76. The cryptocurrency market's resilience contrasts with the volatility in other sectors, notably Korean stocks, where SK Hynix shares fell 12% in Seoul following a surge in U.S. trading. This divergence highlights Bitcoin's decoupling from traditional market reactions to geopolitical tensions, focusing instead on factors like dollar liquidity and the semiconductor cycle.