🤯 Just finished shooting, and then immediately turns around and says it wants to keep talking? The “know-it-all” move is faster than my girlfriend changing her face!

Trump had just said, “The ceasefire agreement is over,” and the U.S. military carried out 170 Iranian targets in two days. Then he turned around again and said, “Agreed to continue negotiations”—bombs in one hand while offering an olive branch in the other, going all-in on a split-personality diplomacy 😅

Most outrageous is—gold $XAU ‌
Instantly plunging by $35, while BTC and ETH stayed steady like old pros, and both still closed with bullish green candles.

$BTC ‌
From 62,525 all the way up to 64,680,

$ETH ‌
And from 1,731 to 1,811. The geopolitical gunfire didn’t scare the crypto crowd away—it instead squeezed the shorts and blew them up.

But there’s one detail worth mulling over—

BTC spot ETF net outflows were $95.3 million yesterday, and Fidelity’s FBTC ran off with $63.25 million. On the ETH ETF side, Fidelity’s FETH saw a net inflow of $69.2 million in a single day. BTC is getting beaten up, while Ethereum is quietly snacking—have you seen a script like this before? 🍬

Now look at the candles: BTC RSI dropped from 80.5 back into the 45–50 range, and ETH also slid from 80 down to 40–50—once the overbought fix is done, bulls and bears are back on the same starting line again.

Let me tell you a blunt truth, an old veteran investor: this kind of “fight then talk” script is the most torturous. Chasing makes you fear getting trapped; not chasing makes you fear missing out. Anyway, I left a little foundation on both sides—“attack when you can, defend when you must” 🧘

Chat in the comments—where do you stand this time? The long side or the short side? I’ll go first: people who’ve been trapped three times already have learned to just lie flat 🤡
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