The more optimistic Trump is, the more tense the market becomes! Middle East negotiations enter "Werewolf Kill Mode"

Recently, global markets are very much like a large-scale werewolf game.
Trump is making crazy statements:
"Almost there!"
The market is clapping on one side,
while secretly watching Iran's reaction.
As a result, Iran has never fully responded.
This has led to very awkward capital markets now.
They want to rise,
but dare not fully trust the rise.
Especially with recent obvious movements in crude oil.
As soon as news of "negotiations advancing" comes out, oil prices immediately fall.
As soon as there is a hint of disagreement, the market quickly becomes tense.
Because what everyone truly fears is not the conflict itself,
but:
the situation fluctuates repeatedly.
And BTC has now completely become a global macro sentiment asset.
When peace expectations warm, it rises.
When safe-haven sentiment returns, it becomes more volatile.
Because more and more funds are starting to use BTC to hedge against global uncertainties.
This is also why BTC is becoming increasingly difficult to define now.
It’s like Nasdaq,
and like digital gold.
And the most dangerous point in the current market is:
many people have already assumed "talks will succeed."
But there is a rule in financial markets:
Once everyone is on the same side, volatility often comes quickly.