$XTIUSD Keep going long!

I’ve already poured in 180k USD in long positions, taking advantage of the golden pit dug by Axios and their insider friends—why not pick up the scraps?
1. First, expose this fake news dog Axios—70 minutes before the Iran-U.S. ceasefire reports, the WTI crude oil futures market suddenly saw over 1.7 billion USD in abnormal short positions, with 10k short contracts appearing out of nowhere. Even more outrageous, Senator Elizabeth Warren publicly questioned whether this looked like insider trading, and Iran’s parliamentary speaker Kalibaf directly mocked the news as a “false media narrative,” calling it “Operation Fauxios.” Five similar incidents, totaling over 4 billion USD, all follow the old script of “question → denial → no follow-up.” Although Trump himself said “very likely,” there’s no sign of any agreement, and the 48-hour response window has long passed.
2. The real underlying logic no one dares to mention—The Strait of Hormuz is still in Iran’s hands, with one-fifth of the world’s oil supply physically blocked. The EU just expanded sanctions on Iran in April, blacklisting individuals and entities involved in blocking the strait, making it even less likely Iran will easily let go. Global inventories are being consumed at over 180k barrels per day; OPEC+’s 188k barrels of increased production is purely on paper. Without lifting the strait blockade, this small increase can’t fill the supply gap.
3. Citibank has set a short-term target price of $120 per barrel for Brent crude oil for 0-3 months, and the current $95 WTI still has nearly 13% explosive upside. On the market, two whales’ $100 long positions were precisely liquidated for $3.02 million, and when the shorts run out of fuel, that’s the start of a violent rebound.
Ceasefire is purely a fabricated lie by insider dogs; as long as the strait remains blocked, oil prices won’t bottom out. While this fake news creates a golden pit that hasn’t been filled yet, quickly go long! #Gate广场五月交易分享