I switched to the background to reply to a message, and when I came back, it had already finished the job. A few days ago, it was still moving sideways around 152.22 before bedtime, with clear resistance overhead. Every rebound fell just short, so I knew I could hold the short position at the highs. When I opened the chart this morning, it had gapped straight down to 112.41. This trade paid handsomely. +1259.47% realized. Close 70% first, and move the stop loss on the remaining 30% closer to the entry price. If it keeps falling, let the profits run; even if it rebounds, don't give the profits back. Don't let profits inflate your ego, and don't despair over drawdowns. If you missed this move, take it from me: don't chase now. There will be more opportunities later. I'll alert you when a new structure emerges. $BTC $ADA

$BTC # US expands sanctions on Iran, Strait reopening negotiations advance, personal views The US has implemented a new round of expanded sanctions on Iran, covering shipping, gold, digital assets, aviation, and technology, in an attempt to force Iran to make concessions through economic isolation. At the same time, negotiations on resuming navigation through the Strait of Hormuz are moving forward under Omani mediation. This pattern of imposing sanctions while negotiating is the most realistic depiction of the current geopolitical struggle in the Middle East. On the one hand, the US is increasing sanctions to apply pressure; on the other, it is allowing diplomatic channels to continue communicating. The US strategy is clear: rather than immediately launching a large-scale military conflict, it is switching to maximum economic pressure in an effort to secure more favorable terms at the negotiating table. However, escalating sanctions will itself raise Iran’s negotiating baseline. Iran has stated repeatedly that the full restoration of navigation through the Strait is conditional on the lifting of sanctions, an end to military threats, and other requirements. It will be difficult to secure concessions through pressure alone China Economic Net... . Oman has taken the lead in proposing practical measures, including temporary shipping lanes and joint mine-clearing operations, indicating that the resumption of navigation has moved from a verbal demand to the technical-framework stage. However, a temporary channel does not mean a complete reopening. Major differences remain over the passage of warships, channel management, and security risks, and there is still a considerable distance to go before the Strait fully returns to its previous shipping conditions. For commodity markets, the market has already begun pricing in expectations of improved navigation through the Strait, and crude oil has experienced a phased decline. However, these expectations are extremely fragile. Once the negotiations encounter obstacles, or sanctions trigger Iranian countermeasures, channel risks will be rapidly repriced, and oil prices could rebound again at any time. There are two key points to watch going forward. First, whether the temporary shipping lane under Omani mediation can be put into operation, and the actual status of commercial vessel passage; second, whether the sanctions will trigger reciprocal retaliation by Iran. The confrontation has not come to an end, with easing and conflict risks coexisting. One should not place excessive bets on a one-sided market trend.

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