It's a pretty stretch to say those military strikes directly enabled crypto profits; that's just a lot of hype. What changes tomorrow for real people isn't that a strike happened, but that someone had insider info or just got lucky on a prediction market. There's no way a major military action automatically translates to cash flow for a few wallets unless the market is rigged or someone knows something the rest of us don't. For example, if those 'longshot' positions were placed hours before the strike, it smells more like advance knowledge than pure chance.