Guys, what do you think about the Houthis attacking Saudi Arabia?
Arthur’s take is simple: the Middle East isn’t burning along just one front right now—there are three fronts burning at once. The Houthis and Saudi Arabia, the U.S. and Iran, Russia and Ukraine. None of these conflicts can just be switched off.
Trump is in a hurry to get one of them to stop—not because he wants peace, but because nobody can withstand all three fronts burning at the same time.
So what does that have to do with us? In times like these, the market is especially prone to getting jerked around by the news. If you’re heavily invested, using high leverage, or going all-in, even getting the direction right doesn’t mean you’ll be able to hold your position.
My approach is simple: spread out your positions, stay away from futures, and keep some cash on the sidelines.
As for what happens next, I’m not going to guess. I’ll stick to the parts I understand.
#币安 $BNB
Arthur’s take is simple: the Middle East isn’t burning along just one front right now—there are three fronts burning at once. The Houthis and Saudi Arabia, the U.S. and Iran, Russia and Ukraine. None of these conflicts can just be switched off.
Trump is in a hurry to get one of them to stop—not because he wants peace, but because nobody can withstand all three fronts burning at the same time.
So what does that have to do with us? In times like these, the market is especially prone to getting jerked around by the news. If you’re heavily invested, using high leverage, or going all-in, even getting the direction right doesn’t mean you’ll be able to hold your position.
My approach is simple: spread out your positions, stay away from futures, and keep some cash on the sidelines.
As for what happens next, I’m not going to guess. I’ll stick to the parts I understand.
#币安 $BNB