Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince is reportedly pushing Trump to prolong the war against Iran, believing that a joint U.S.–Israel military campaign presents a historic opportunity to reshape the Middle East.
And once again, the market is drowning in red.
If the Strait of Hormuz is operating normally again in the next 5 days, we might see green return.
But it’s fine — we’ve gotten used to this for a long time. LOL $BTC
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has issued an urgent warning, calling for the evacuation of personnel from major petrochemical facilities in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates.
The following sites were specifically mentioned as potential targets:
• SAMREF Refinery – Saudi Arabia • Al Hosn Gas Field – UAE • Jubail Petrochemical Complex – Saudi Arabia • Mesaieed Petrochemical Complex – Qatar • Ras Laffan Refinery – Qatar
According to the statement, these facilities may become direct targets in the coming hours, and workers and nearby residents are urged to evacuate immediately and move to safe locations.
The IRGC also warned that the governments involved will bear full responsibility for any consequences.
It’s the classic "hope springs eternal" vs. the "cold, hard trendline" standoff. We've seen this movie before—the flags get painted, the "moonboys" start talking about a structural bottom because it’s holding a key level, and then the trapdoor opens. The technical setup for March 2026 is looking particularly textbook: * The Structure: We're looking at a massive bear flag on the mid-term charts, following that nearly 50% wipeout from the October high ($126k). * The Danger Zone: Most analysts are eyeing the $62,300 - $69,000 range as the "floor" of this flag. If that snaps, the measured move target sits down in the $41k - $45k range—a level of interest where the whales are likely waiting to scoop up the liquidations. * The "Bull" Counter-Narrative: The only thing keeping the excitement alive is the $72,000 level. A high-volume break above that would essentially invalidate the bear flag thesis, but right now, it’s acting like a ceiling made of lead. It’s a fascinating bit of psychological warfare. You have institutional ETF holders providing a structural floor around $60k, while the retail crowd is getting lured in by these minor bounces, right into the path of a potential second bearish leg. As they say: The trend is your friend, until the end when it bends. Right now, that bend is looking like a cliff
On the daily timeframe, Solana ($SOL ) is currently consolidating around $85–$87 after bouncing from the $67 low. The structure suggests price compression, which often happens before a larger move.
🔹 Support: $84–$85 🔹 Resistance: $90
If $SOL holds this support and breaks above $90, the next targets could be $95–$100. However, losing $84 may lead to a retest of $80 or even lower levels.
For now, the market looks more like accumulation rather than a confirmed trend reversal.
Do you think $SOL will break out or break down first? 👀
$ZAMA is starting to move sideways and accumulate around the $0.02 range after a sharp drop from the $0.048 peak.
The chart shows: • Volume is decreasing → selling pressure is weakening • Price is holding steady around the short-term MA • The $0.016–$0.02 zone is becoming strong support