Damn, about Iran, let me tell you, it’s not at all like you think.



“What does ‘going big’?” No—this is them straight up becoming toll booth managers.
The Strait of Hormuz—starting now, you can pass through, and for every barrel of oil, you pay 1 dollar. Pay in RMB or USDT.

And Iran itself says: friends get priority first, enemies? Just wait and see what happens to you.
This is called a post-war management system. Freedom of navigation? Doesn’t exist.

Then you’ve got people in the market—once they see the word “agreement,” they rebound first, talk later.
US stocks, gold, and the dollar all bounced a little.
But look at US Treasury yields dropping to 4.3%—the money basically didn’t dare to come back; it’s just lying low in a different position.
The most interesting part is oil prices.
The news says WTI is 112, Brent is 108.
Those are all futures.
Guess how much spot is right now? 141 dollars.
Damn, everyone’s rushing to buy spot—nobody dares to wait for the forwards.
That’s the real story.

Tonight at 8:30, Non-Farm Payrolls.
Previous value -92,000, expected around +60,000.
And today is Good Friday in the US, so the stock market is closed.
But BTC won’t stop—liquidity tonight will be very thin, and one needle will teach you a lesson.
There are only two scenarios in the script:
Data good → the dollar pops, gold falls, and BTC catches a breath.
Data bad → stagflation is coming; gold surges to 4800, and BTC kneels along with the broader market.

Honestly, in the long run this whole thing is even more disgusting.
Once Iran’s “1 dollar per barrel” plan truly lands, then in the future, $100 oil will be the floor price.
Believe it or not?
Take it easy tonight—don’t get carried away. $BTC $ETH $SOL
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