Let's talk in detail about why the US and Iran are shaking hands and making peace! Actually, to put it plainly, it’s not that relations have improved. It’s because both sides can’t take it anymore—so they have to quickly stop and cut their losses. First, look at the United States. If it keeps fighting, there is nothing good for Trump. Once the situation in the Middle East tightens, international oil prices immediately go into a frenzy, and prices at home in the US skyrocket as well. Ordinary people’s lives become harder, and they will surely blame the government—directly affecting Trump’s approval ratings. Also, fighting is too expensive; it requires large-scale troop deployments. After the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, they’ve already suffered enough. If they get stuck in the Middle East again, they basically won’t be able to focus on other things. If it really escalates into a full-scale war—if the Strait of Hormuz gets blocked—global oil supplies would be thrown into trouble, and the US economy would suffer too. No matter how you算 it, it just isn’t worth it. Now, let’s talk about Iran. Over all these years, with US sanctions, life has long since become unbearable. Oil can’t be sold, the country can’t earn money. The country’s currency is plunging crazily, domestic prices are soaring, and people’s lives are getting harder and harder. Social conflicts are also increasing all the time. Militarily, Iran has also been under pressure from the US and Israel, with the risk of military clashes at any moment. If they keep hardening their stance, the country’s economy will be completely ruined. In the end, they can only ease the mess at home by negotiating to lift the sanctions. It just so happens that Pakistan helped step in to mediate. It has good relations with both sides. It’s a neutral country that both sides can trust—giving both Trump and Iran a way to step down, so they can end the confrontation without losing face. In the end, both sides simply can’t afford it anymore. If they keep fighting, it will only mean losing on both sides. That’s why they choose to make peace. At its core, it’s about each side’s own interests—so it’s a choice they have no choice but to make. $BTC $ETH $RAVE #山寨币强势反弹 #美伊局势和谈与增兵博弈 #美股创下历史新高

Shorts are wingsless and hard to fly! BTC and ETH epic short squeeze is imminent Bitcoin has stabilized above $77,000, and the epic squeeze is entering countdown! The current market is not a battle between bulls and bears; the bulls have already pushed the bears to the edge of a cliff. Just one last straw could trigger a full liquidation wave. $BTC According to the latest data from Coinglass: As long as BTC breaks through $81,020, it will directly trigger $1.49B in short positions; if ETH breaks through $2,540, $771 million in shorts will instantly vanish. To blow up the bulls, BTC needs to plummet nearly $4,000 to $73,370, and ETH needs to drop nearly $400 to $2,299, making it several times harder than breaking upward. More deadly is that shorts are bleeding every second! The entire network’s funding rate remains negative, with shorts paying the bulls protection fees every 8 hours, and platforms like Gate have rates as low as -0.023%. Opening shorts is not only the wrong direction but also constantly paying the opponent, and even the most stubborn shorts can't withstand this ongoing bloodletting. $ETH Now, $900 million in short positions are densely stacked above $81,200, forming a thick "fuel wall." As soon as the price lightly touches it, a chain of liquidations will be triggered. Each liquidation turns into a market order, pushing the price even higher, creating a perfect short squeeze cycle. ETH’s total holdings have surged 7.79% in 24 hours, with more funds entering long positions, preparing to harvest the last of the shorts. $RAVE The so-called Fed rate cut delay and bearish signals have long been fully digested by the market. All bearish factors are exhausted now, leaving only the path of a short squeeze to the upside. #美伊局势和谈与增兵博弈