Rubio's words are quite firm, but if the Strait of Hormuz really opened just like that, oil prices wouldn't jump every time there's a gust of wind—Web3 people focus on geopolitics, but first they watch the on-chain fund flows for more concrete insights.

ME News message: On May 26 (UTC+8), U.S. Secretary of State Rubio, after ending his visit to India, said to the media today (May 26) when discussing the U.S. military’s so-called “self-defense strikes” against multiple locations in southern Iran early this morning, that the Strait of Hormuz “under any circumstances” must remain open. Rubio said: “(The) Strait of Hormuz must be open; it will open in some way or another; it must be open.” He also said he expects that the wording negotiations for the agreement anticipated to be reached with Iran may still take “a few days.” (Source: ODAILY)