The market is numb; even if talks between the US and Iran succeed, crypto prices aren't budging—there's no hope left.

Trump has been firing off heavy statements around the clock: pressuring Iran, slamming oil companies, and planning to investigate high oil prices.
In the past 24 hours, President Trump has been vocal about the situation in Iran, the energy market, and government personnel arrangements.
Regarding the Middle East, Trump stated that the US is pushing for a 'fair deal' with Iran to end the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating that 'Iran cannot have nuclear weapons.' He claimed Iran has agreed to accept long-term, even permanent, top-level nuclear inspections, and warned that if Iran refuses inspections, there will be no further negotiations. In response to Iran denying that they have arranged for International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to visit, Trump said Iran's statement was 'incorrect' and that inspectors would enter Iran at the appropriate time.
Trump also criticized the US Senate for advancing the War Powers Act, which limits presidential war powers, saying this sends a signal of weakness to Iran and complicates future negotiations.
On the energy front, Trump accused big oil companies of not passing the drop in crude prices down to gas station prices, stating that consumers are being 'ripped off,' and he indicated he has instructed the US Department of Justice to launch an immediate investigation.
Additionally, sources reveal that White House domestic policy aide Heidi Overton has become one of the candidates for the head of the FDA.
Moreover, according to the FIFA president, Trump is set to attend the World Cup final on July 19 in New Jersey, where he will present the trophy to the champion team. $BTC
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