Rumors of the Iran-U.S. agreement emerge: crude oil is like a deflated ball, BTC is like it’s on steroids!



The biggest magical news in the global market recently has arrived:
Trump announced that details of the Iran-U.S. agreement are progressing.
As soon as the news broke, the oil market immediately performed a “plunge from a high platform.”
Why?
Because as long as the Middle East situation eases, the market’s first reaction is:
“Oil supply might not be as tight.”
So oil prices started to panic.
Short sellers began to laugh.
The new energy sector even secretly relaxed.
But the most excited group is actually the crypto circle.
What does BTC’s recent trend resemble?
Like a long-suppressed young person suddenly hearing:
“Boss isn’t working overtime today.”
Emotions instantly released.
Because risk assets fear geopolitical conflicts escalating the most.
Once safe-haven sentiment drops, funds tend to flow back into high-volatility assets.
Simply put:
The market is starting to dare to gamble again.
So now a particularly funny scene has appeared:
Gold hesitates;
Crude oil pulls back;
BTC begins to get ready.
Many veteran investors have even started researching:
“Is this the fuse for the next round of risk asset rebound?”
But here’s the problem.
Can the market really trust Trump’s words 100%?
Everyone knows the answer.
So now the entire market is in a very delicate state:
“Believe the good news, but don’t fully trust it.”
So funds are jumping back and forth wildly in short-term trades.
Chasing longs during the day;
Taking profits at night;
Checking news in the early morning to decide tomorrow’s direction.
The most unified action among global traders now is no longer reading candlestick charts.
It’s scrolling through news.
After all, what truly controls market volatility now is no longer just technical analysis.
It’s also Trump’s mouth. #特朗普称美伊正敲定协议细节
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