Standard Chartered Bank's recent statement has sparked widespread discussion: its asset size has surpassed $1 trillion, and it explicitly states—"Geopolitical crises are driving the practical application of Bitcoin." They say that when tough times come, more and more people will turn to digital assets, especially Bitcoin, as a means of payment and a hedge. For big players, this is not just the opinion of financial giants but a major market trend. Geopolitical crises are pushing Bitcoin to become a more widespread payment method, and the demand for digital assets is surging. What does this behind-the-scenes information mean? Large funds have already positioned themselves in advance, and Bitcoin is gradually shifting from a "speculative asset" to "payment infrastructure."