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Allegations of military cover-ups in a major NATO power (likely the UK) could undermine institutional trust, a theme that has historically benefited decentralized assets like Bitcoin. However, with BTC already at $83,565 and Fear & Greed at 57 (Greed), the market is more focused on macroeconomic factors and ETF flows.

An inquiry heard that military police were prevented from following evidence in a probe into suspected murders by SAS personnel, with the investigation being 'dictated' from above.

SAS Murder Probe Blocked, Military Police Tell Inquiry Investigation Was 'Dictated' From Above

SAS Investigation Cover-Up Signals Rising Geopolitical Risk, Could Trigger Bitcoin Safe-Haven Demand

The event is part of a broader global shift toward legal scrutiny of military and government actions, paralleling increased regulatory attention on traditional finance. This environment strengthens the long-term narrative for cryptocurrencies as alternatives to state-controlled systems.

Evidence relating to detention operations carried out by British special forces in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013 has been referred to police, potentially leading to prosecutions.