7.24【Major geo-news flash】


According to reports from foreign media, Iran on Thursday rejected the ceasefire proposal put forward by Trump, and this round of mediation efforts has been declared a failure.
The U.S. side also issued tough words, threatening to escalate the conflict and considering strikes on Iran’s critical infrastructure.
Iran is unwilling to accept a temporary agreement that does not resolve control over the Strait of Hormuz; at present, the details of the ceasefire plan have not been disclosed to the public.
As geopolitical tensions once again heat up, market risk-avoidance sentiment is being further disturbed, and price action is highly prone to violent swings—traders must strictly control position size and set stop-losses. #夏日创作营
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BitcoinZen
· 07-24 05:23
Every time I see news like this, I think back to the days when oil prices surged to 147—then it crashed just as fast. Now Iran is taking a hard line and the US is making tough statements. In the short term, safe-haven assets will most likely rise, but whatever you do, don’t chase the gains—once volatility spikes, the market can repeatedly slap you in the face.
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IceBreaker
· 07-24 05:15
The moment geopolitical tensions tighten up, I start to shiver. My position size is already cut down to 30%. I suggest everyone not to bet on direction—set your stop-loss properly to stay alive.
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RiskAware
· 07-24 04:12
Trump’s mediation being rejected isn’t surprising—after all, controlling the strait is where the real money is. The US side threatens to strike infrastructure? Be careful not to overplay it and spark a full-scale conflict; then the crude oil market is likely to blow up.
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AirdropFarmer
· 07-24 04:08
After calling for peace for decades, it still comes down to fists. I just hope it doesn’t turn into a real fight—ordinary people can’t take it.
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VolFarmer
· 07-24 03:06
Iran is really going at it head-on this time—but if the Strait of Hormuz gets disrupted, oil prices are going to swing wildly again, so “greens” had better get mentally prepared.
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