The progression of the Gulf situation will not stop, and it is normal for someone to step in and mediate. Can one "Palestine" represent negotiations with the U.S.? It's just the behind-the-scenes forces at work. This issue must be viewed from a strategic level; fundamentally, it is the flow and game of international capital. The so-called "de-escalation" is more of a temporary pause and replenishment, and will not change the overall strategic direction.

Every change in liquidity will be vividly reflected on the K-line, causing increased market volatility and chaos. From the current structure, the bears still hold the advantage in the trend, and the brief dip is more due to news interference rather than a trend reversal.

My view remains unchanged: this month is still a "black month," not just a simple dip below 70k. Just like last year when I firmly predicted the start of the bear market "killing spree," this time, the signals are equally clear and strong $BTC #WTI原油暴跌