Iran's nationwide internet infrastructure has been severely disrupted, with reports indicating a complete blackout lasting over 48 hours amid ongoing civil unrest. This widespread connectivity outage raises critical questions for the crypto and blockchain ecosystem—digital asset flows, decentralized network participation, and on-chain activity across major blockchains all face disruption when internet access is cut. For traders and community members in affected regions, accessing exchanges and managing crypto holdings becomes nearly impossible during such events. The incident underscores why decentralized networks and peer-to-peer technologies remain essential infrastructure in regions facing connectivity challenges.