#Gate广场四月发帖挑战 . But before the end of the US-Iran conflict, the short-term rebound and shorting profit and loss ratio are still the largest. The symbolic event marking the end of the US-Iran conflict must be the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Other verbal "negotiations" and "friendly talks" are just distractions. Only when the Strait of Hormuz reopens will oil prices be substantially driven down, leading to a surge in US stocks and the crypto market. This timing is believed not to be too far away because crude oil, unlike gold, cannot rise infinitely. It affects various aspects of human civilization and social development. No matter how short- or medium-term it rises, there will be an upper limit threshold. Yesterday, crude oil surged by 13%, with the price soaring past $110 to $114. The $114 level is a short-term resistance. A slight increase beyond that would face pressure at $119, then $136, $142, and $148 as resistance levels. $150 is a major psychological barrier. Personally, I believe the upper limit will not exceed $150. Otherwise, the economic development of many countries could experience systemic collapse. If $119 cannot be broken through, a decline may begin.