The situation in the Middle East has escalated once again.

The U.S. military has resumed strikes on Iran while revoking Iran's oil sales permits, meaning this round of confrontation is no longer just a military conflict but is beginning to impact global energy markets.

After the news broke, crude oil rallied quickly and gold surged, while the crypto market also saw risk-off sentiment.

Many people think war is far from them, but for traders, what truly moves the market is often not gunfire, but changes in oil prices, dollar liquidity, and market risk appetite.

If the Strait of Hormuz continues to be affected, energy prices may keep rising, global inflationary pressure could re-emerge, and the pace of Fed rate cuts could also be impacted — all of which are not a reassuring signal for risk assets.

Next, I will focus on three key areas:

• Whether the Middle East situation continues to escalate
• Whether international oil prices can keep rising
• Whether BTC can withstand macro pressure and stage an independent rally

Short-term market volatility may increase significantly. Controlling position size and managing risk is more important than blindly chasing ups and downs.

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