$DOGE $SOL $GT The incident originated on April 19th when the United States forcibly intercepted an Iranian cargo ship, opened fire to damage the engine room, and detained the crew to provoke trouble; on May 4th, the U.S. released the crew in an attempt to ease tensions, and Iran responded the same day with missile strikes against the U.S. warship, strongly retaliating against the previous detention provocation. The confrontation between Iran and the U.S. has escalated from economic sanctions to direct military clashes, with geopolitical tensions reaching a peak, safe-haven funds flowing into Bitcoin and altcoins, providing short-term benefits to the crypto market. The sustainability depends on whether the U.S. will retaliate further.

If the U.S. retaliates again and the situation worsens, safe-haven assets can continue to rise; once both sides calm down, funds will immediately flee, and coin prices are likely to fall back.

In terms of trading, the main strategy remains to go long at high points; a rebound to 80,000 is a good exit point.