💥BREAKING! The UK has officially added Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to its blacklist😷

In coordination with the U.S. military’s fourth round of airstrikes within a week, it directly hit more than 140 targets. Iran, in turn, immediately announced that it would close the Strait of Hormuz—oil prices$CL ‌
jumped instantly, and inflation expectations exploded again.

🧨Does the plot sound familiar?

Every time something flares up in the Middle East, risk assets kneel first—$BTC ‌
dropping directly toward around 63k, $ETH ‌
down to 1,782, SOL also caved. Gold couldn’t escape as a safe haven either, and fell along with the rest.

But! Don’t just watch the drop.

📊Two signals to look at:

First, Bitcoin ETFs ended eight straight weeks of net outflows; last week saw net inflows of nearly $63k. Institutions are quietly taking the buys.

Second, Brent crude broke above $79. Oil up → inflation won’t come down → the Fed won’t dare to cut rates easily → risk assets are under pressure. Taste this transmission chain yourself.

⚡What about the short-term?

For BTC, around $63k is the recent dense trading zone, where both bulls and bears have stacked positions. If it can’t hold, then look at $62k;

If it can stabilize and geopolitical sentiment eases, the rebound target is above $65k.

Ethereum (ETH) is tied to BTC; the observation range is $1,770–$1,800.

🔑There are only two key variables: whether the Strait of Hormuz is actually going to be closed or not, plus this week’s U.S. CPI and PPI data. With geopolitics + macro both hitting at the same time, volatility won’t be small.

Defend your position yourself—don’t go all-in. Keep some ammo and wait until the direction is clearer.

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