Geopolitical conflicts cannot suppress on-chain U.S. stock contracts. $KORU 24hours up 1.38%, funding rate back to zero, open interest at 2.22 million contracts. A zero funding rate means longs and shorts are temporarily balanced, with neither side paying the other. This zero-sum structure is most easily disrupted by political events; any sign of trouble could trigger a one-sided move.

The strongest opposing view is geopolitical easing, in which case funds will quickly withdraw. If it breaks above 24, shorts will be forced to cover, driving a faster rise. If it falls below 23, I will halve my position; if geopolitical tensions escalate, I will directly reverse to a long test position. If it stays flat for more than three days, the thesis is invalid.

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