💥 Breaking News! The new regulations in the Strait of Hormuz have caused a stir, adding more uncertainty to Middle East tensions!



Just now, Iran announced new regulations for passage through the Strait of Hormuz: ships must submit applications 48 hours in advance, and related fees within 60 days will be covered by the Iranian government.

Meanwhile, Trump declared: "Iran is finished! They won't get a single penny!"

Do these two events have anything to do with the crypto market? Yes.

$BTC ‌ Today, it briefly touched 62,222, currently around 62,300. Any disturbance in the Middle East is the first to impact risk assets.

But what's interesting is—Morgan Stanley bought the dip last week, acquiring 266 BTC, bringing their total holdings to 4,348 BTC, worth $270 million. Institutions are bottom-fishing.

Let's look at a few other interesting targets:

🚀 $SPCX ‌(SpaceX pre-market trading token) — After SpaceX's IPO, SPCX futures daily trading volume surpassed $800 million, nearly 7 times higher than before the IPO.

Currently priced around $178, technical analysis shows BOLL bands narrowing, MACD turning from death cross to flat, RSI 6 around 34. Pre-market trading often features high volatility.

🔥 $RE ‌— A newly launched coin, which surged over 85% in 24 hours, reaching a high of 0.8468. 24-hour trading volume exceeded $480 million, with volume soaring 8 times in 10 minutes. Seed project, high risk and high volatility, please judge for yourself.

💡 A thought:

Latest news, GoMining just launched GoBTC Pay, directly competing with Square, with full BTC settlement, only 0.2% fee. The Bitcoin payment narrative is being pushed again.

Middle East tensions, institutional accumulation, new payment protocols, SpaceX listing effects... the market never lacks stories.

What do you think about the upcoming direction? Share your thoughts in the comments 👇

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BTC1.82%
SPCX1.16%
RE60.40%
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