I've read a news about $24,000 per Bitcoin is base on 1 billion Iranian rials which they calculated wrong because $24,000 is base on an exchange set by the central bank of Iran which is not the official price that the market is using, those who claimed $24,000 are people who used the wrong rates. The news also said that the real price would be just more or less $8,000 at that time base on the real market price in Iran. Due to their economy being messed up, the price of Bitcoin has pumped because most of them want to secure their wealth in Iran.
I think it also makes more sense if the price of bitcoin is $ 8000, maybe it's true what I previously thought there was a mistake in their calculations to make a scene of $ 24,000, but not just because of this news so that the price of bitcoin and other crypto rises to this day, I don't think it's an effect From the problems in Iran, it is indeed time for Bitcoin prices to really recover
It might just be another propaganda to spread FOMO on investors not actually living in Iran. Though an increase in market price could be possible, especially in P2P exchanges, and analyzing the situation in Iran where people could demand Bitcoin but being internet censored makes it more rare and thus more valuable in money. But its true that validation lead to conclusion that there's no significant price increase.
FOMO and FUD are always there and cannot be stopped, so just think of it as additional entertainment and not take seriously about what they are preaching extensively on this forum