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The U.S.-Iran negotiations have ended without an agreement
Bitcoin has crashed
On April 12, the U.S.-Iran negotiations concluded. The U.S.’s overly high demands hindered the achievement of a joint framework and agreement, and both sides failed to reach an agreement.
U.S. Vice President Vance said at a press conference held in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, on the 12th that the U.S. has not reached a consensus with Iran and will return to the United States. Vance said that the U.S.-Iran negotiations failed to reach an agreement mainly because Iran did not make a clear commitment to g

🔥71 senior figures from Iran have mobilized en masse, with heavy Pakistan forces escorting them! Will Israel strike now?
Oh my goodness—this time Iran is really going all out!
On April 11, just after the U.S. sent 300 people led by Vance to Pakistan, Iran clamped down and directly dispatched a “top-tier sky group” of 71 people—Speaker Kalibaf, Foreign Minister Araghchi… bigwigs from every domain of security, politics, military, and the economy all showed up. Besides the Supreme Leader and the President, almost the entire leadership has “moved” to Islamabad.
My first reaction isn’t wheth

Here's a very realistic thing:
The Iran-U.S. talks have collapsed, and the U.S. delegation has already returned home!
If the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked or semi-blocked for a few more months, the global economy will really go haywire.
Don’t think it has nothing to do with you; this directly determines how oil prices $CL and gold prices $XAU move.
First, look at the most critical point: do countries’ oil reserves last enough for half a year?
- Japan: The largest reserves, about 100 days, can endure, but inflation will explode
- South Korea: Around 110 days, also able to endur

Breaking news: A major leak from a crypto big V reveals that Trump has issued a tough statement!
If negotiations with us on the trade agreement do not reach an agreement before November 1st, a 155% tariff will be imposed on Chinese goods!
Once the news broke, the crypto market instantly came under pressure and plummeted, with BTC and ETH dropping sharply, the market turning red across the board, glaring and painful.
I just opened the community, and the news already caused a stir: someone joked, “Trump is actually the hidden top analyst in the crypto circle,” and others half-jokingly aske

Honestly, right now the show with the United States and Trump is making me laugh out loud.
Just after bragging about how Iran's navy is gone and all 28 minesweepers have sunk to the bottom of the sea, now they're "clearing the Strait of Hormuz" to serve the whole world.
Then immediately coming out again saying they will control fertilizer prices, absolutely won't let monopolistic companies engage in price fraud, and claiming to be the strong backing of American farmers.
Aren't you just playing the fool for the whole world?
On one side, you're escalating issues in the Middle East, stirr

The United States has been using this move for 55 years. Can't you see it yet? When the Middle East is in chaos, the whole world bears the cost.
Have you noticed? Every time the dollar encounters problems, the Middle East gets into war.
In 1971, the dollar detached from gold, and people stopped trusting the dollar, dumping it wildly.
Two years later, the Middle East war broke out, and oil prices skyrocketed from $2.7 to $13—quadrupling in three months.
Then the U.S. told Saudi Arabia: Oil can only be settled in dollars, and your profits must be used to buy my U.S. bonds.
Would Saudi

Japan has decided to abandon the Strait of Hormuz and switch to purchasing Saudi oil from the Red Sea, now it’s China’s turn to take strong action!
Kyodo News disclosed that Japan plans to adjust its crude oil import routes starting in May. They intend to first load oil at a port on the Red Sea in western Saudi Arabia, then transport it through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.
This seems like a “brilliant move,” but in reality, it’s stepping into another trap.
The Strait of Hormuz, the throat of global energy. Over 90% of Japan’s energy depends on imports, with 95% of its crude oil passing thro

🔥 Did Iran fall for it? Three devilish details revealing the truth about the ceasefire!
1. Why is the U.S. calling for a ceasefire? Failed to steal uranium, got beaten badly!
The U.S. military wanted to steal Iran’s enriched uranium, secretly landing a C130, but was ambushed early by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard—just after the plane landed, it was attacked, even high-level technicians from the F35 and Israeli nuclear experts’ credentials were scattered everywhere. Eight aircraft were destroyed, and they fled in disgrace. Trump initially aimed to kill two birds with one stone (destroy m

💥Breaking alert! The US-Iran negotiations kick off today in Islamabad, with the Strait of Hormuz hanging in the balance—deciding the fate within 24 hours!#一手资讯
Brothers and sisters, big news! U.S. Vice President Vance and Iranian Speaker of Parliament Kalibaf officially meet today in Islamabad, with Trump boldly saying “the outcome will be clear within 24 hours.” But don’t rush to FOMO; Iran immediately presents two hard conditions: ceasefire in Lebanon + asset unfreezing, and their armed forces remain on full combat readiness. This isn’t about compromise; it’s about calling their bluff!
Loo

The countdown to liquidation has begun! Netanyahu, your good days are over!
Today, a shocking and satisfying major news broke out suddenly in the Middle East! Just as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu was frantically obstructing the US-Iran ceasefire negotiations and launching devastating strikes against

The rise in oil prices caused by the Iran conflict has finally reflected in our economic data. Today, the March PPI data was released, showing a year-on-year increase of 0.5%, marking the first positive change in over three years! The CPI, on the other hand, rose modestly by 1% year-on-year, with a slight decline month-on-month. The actual price increases in commodities are not limited to crude oil but also include non-ferrous metals and gold. The upward movement of commodity prices driven by PPI increases represents import-driven inflation for our country, which is different from demand-pull

Comparison of gold reserves in various countries:
United States, 8,133.5 tons, number one in the world
Germany, 3,350.3 tons, Europe’s leader
Italy, 2,451.8 tons
France, 2,437.0 tons
Russia, 2,329.6 tons
China, 2,313.5 tons
Switzerland, 1,040.0 tons
India, 876.2 tons
Japan, 846.0 tons
Netherlands, 612.5 tons
In recent years, central banks around the world have started to buy gold:
2022: Net gold purchases by global central banks reached 1,080 tons, a record high, officially kicking off the “gold hoarding trend.”
2023: Net gold purchases of 1,051 tons, with emerging ma

Every piece of good news comes with bad news.
The market will never give you a clean, straightforward answer; it only offers hope and fear at the same time on the same day.
Last night marked the seventh consecutive day of gains for the S&P 500. Seven days of rising prices; the last time this happened was in October of last year.
The Dow Jones finally turned positive this year, with a year-to-date increase of 0.25%. But think about what has happened in the meantime; climbing back to water level is already very difficult.
VIX closed at 19.49, down 7.37%, officially breaking below 20. The

The US-Iran negotiations this time failed! It’s all just a show behind the scenes!
Tokyo University has been urging peace, and the US-Iran situation really hasn't escalated.
Iran wants to negotiate, but doesn't dare trust the US— the Revolutionary Guards are watching closely, and if they get played again, the government will have even less say.
Look at how clever Iran is: the English version abroad doesn’t mention uranium enrichment, while the Persian version internally states “must insist.”
Why loosen up? Intelligence reports say— eight US refueling aircraft and long-range bombers hav

• Trump makes a tough stance: warns Iran not to charge tolls to oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that oil will flow normally, short-term geopolitical risks ease
• CPI outlook: previous 2.40% | expected 3.3%, tonight's data will directly determine the Fed's rate cut pace, the biggest turning point in the crypto market
Core logic: Trump's speech offsets geopolitical risks, tonight's CPI is the biggest macro event for the second quarter in the crypto world, directly deciding whether there will be a rate cut in June, and is key to the medium-term trend of Bitcoin and a

Trump tears up Iran's 10-point peace plan, will the ceasefire agreement cool down? 🇺🇸💣
Just after the US-Iran ceasefire was announced, Israel launched the largest-scale airstrike on Lebanon since this round of conflict began, with Iran directly accusing Israel of violating the agreement. Trump was even harsher, directly rejecting Iran's publicly proposed 10-point peace plan, saying private negotiations are a completely different story, and also warning that if no agreement is reached, attacks will resume. The market reaction was very real: BTC dropped from a high of 72,800 to 70,900, and ET

Korea goes all in! Exchanges must check accounts every 5 minutes 🇰🇷
Korean regulators are at it again. The new framework requires all licensed exchanges to verify customers’ crypto asset balances against on-chain reserve funds every five minutes, with the goal of eliminating “ghost cryptocurrencies” and false reserve reports. At the same time, the ruling party has proposed the “Basic Law on Digital Assets,” to bring stablecoins under bank-level regulation—requiring issuers to obtain authorized licenses, meet capital thresholds, establish reserve plans, and comply with redemption obligation

This might be the most important crypto regulatory news I have ever seen.
But 99% of people haven’t realized it yet.
Paul Atkins— the newly appointed SEC Chairman— recently said a line that all the major media outlets are spreading, but none of them have actually spelled out what it means:
“The SEC and CFTC are both ready.”
Ready for what?
Waiting for Congress to approve the CLARITY Act.
That’s it—just that simple sentence.
But people who know understand what it means—
Over the past decade, crypto companies’ biggest fear wasn’t regulation being strict.
It was that no one knew