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🔥Breaking! Iran says the Strait of Hormuz is closed, while Trump says it’s not closed! Is this strait fitted with a zipper?🤯

On Monday’s Asia session, Korean stocks were hit by a trading halt straight out of the air, dragging the market into the black. Bitcoin$BTC ‌
went straight down with a single needle to $62,434. In the past week, the U.S. military launched four more rounds of strikes against Iran, and Iran then announced that the Strait of Hormuz would be “closed effective immediately.” Trump flipped it and said, “The strait is open and flowing.” One says closed, one says not—did this strait get a zipper fitted? Open for a bit, close for a bit.

What’s even more entertaining is—that’s—gold$XAU ‌
actually dropped along with it!

Spot gold fell below $4,100, with a drop of more than 1%. In the traditional playbook, shouldn’t wars mean buying gold?

But what the market is afraid of this time is—oil prices$CL ‌
jumping violently to push up inflation → forcing the Fed to hike rates → and every asset gets beaten. WTI crude jumped to above $74 in one go, up more than 4%. “Stocks, coins, and gold all fall, while crude oil rises alone”—how many times have you seen a weird tape like this?

So what do we do now?

Big BTC is around $62,500 with clear whale buy orders propping it up, but overhead pressure at $64,500 is also heavy.

Bulls: If $62,500 doesn’t break, you can try a small-position long, target $64,000, and place stop-loss at $61,800.

Bears: If it bounces into the $64,000-$64,500 range, keep an eye, set your stop-loss properly—don’t get stubborn.

Worst of all is that after tonight’s U.S. stock market opens, oil prices keep charging and inflation expectations heat up, and the crypto market could face further pressure.

Last line: Korean stocks fell 9% today to trigger the trading halt—how many green points is your account up today? Drop the number in the comments, and I’ll see who’s the most惨👇
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