The geopolitical game between the U.S. and Iran has entered a critical second phase, and the situation's direction is affecting the pulse of global finance. The first round of ultimatums has concluded, Trump has not issued attack orders, Iran has refused a temporary ceasefire and characterized the conflict as a "war crime," causing market risk aversion sentiments to continue to ferment.
As of the time of writing, BTC has broken through the 70,000 mark, gold has refreshed its historical high at 4,700, Saudi crude oil premiums have soared to 19.50/barrel, while mainstream coins like ETH and SOL have only slightly corrected, showing a clear distinction between safe-haven assets and risk assets.
We have now entered the second round of ultimatum cycle (ending at 8 AM Beijing time on April 8), with the U.S. threatening to destroy Iran's power plants, oil wells, and Kharg Island. If actual military action is triggered, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz will be obstructed, further driving up oil prices and exacerbating global inflationary pressures, forcing the Federal Reserve to maintain high interest rates, and the crypto market is likely to face secondary pressure.
From trading dynamics, some traders have already positioned ETH short orders at the price level of 2161, achieving a floating profit of +21.36% with 26x leverage, but high-leverage operations carry extremely high risks, and ordinary traders should be cautious about copying.
In trading, remember: First, strictly control positions, refuse excessive leverage, and avoid liquidation caused by geopolitical volatility; second, retain complete trading records for compliance checks; third, closely monitor the April 8 cycle node, waiting for the situation to clarify before determining trading direction.
No matter how the market fluctuates, compliance is always the core premise of trading. Wishing everyone a steady profit amidst volatility.
As of the time of writing, BTC has broken through the 70,000 mark, gold has refreshed its historical high at 4,700, Saudi crude oil premiums have soared to 19.50/barrel, while mainstream coins like ETH and SOL have only slightly corrected, showing a clear distinction between safe-haven assets and risk assets.
We have now entered the second round of ultimatum cycle (ending at 8 AM Beijing time on April 8), with the U.S. threatening to destroy Iran's power plants, oil wells, and Kharg Island. If actual military action is triggered, shipping through the Strait of Hormuz will be obstructed, further driving up oil prices and exacerbating global inflationary pressures, forcing the Federal Reserve to maintain high interest rates, and the crypto market is likely to face secondary pressure.
From trading dynamics, some traders have already positioned ETH short orders at the price level of 2161, achieving a floating profit of +21.36% with 26x leverage, but high-leverage operations carry extremely high risks, and ordinary traders should be cautious about copying.
In trading, remember: First, strictly control positions, refuse excessive leverage, and avoid liquidation caused by geopolitical volatility; second, retain complete trading records for compliance checks; third, closely monitor the April 8 cycle node, waiting for the situation to clarify before determining trading direction.
No matter how the market fluctuates, compliance is always the core premise of trading. Wishing everyone a steady profit amidst volatility.