Is the peace talk at a stalemate? Or rather, has the peace talk not actually started at all? Currently, both sides do not have the most basic consensus; the 'extremely unreliable' oppressive attitude towards peace talks and the harsh conditions for negotiations are completely unacceptable to Langzi.
The entire situation has fallen into an extremely complex stage of 'fighting while talking'.
Here in Russia, the government is implementing the old script of 'maximum pressure', through the US-Israel coalition's continuous targeted elimination of Iranian ballistic missiles and Revolutionary Guard targets, attempting to militarily cut off its ability to retaliate. Currently, the US has thrown out a 'last ultimatum' of a 10-day extension to strike energy facilities (until April 6), intending to use energy blockade as a diplomatic bargaining chip to force the opponent to sign a capitulation agreement.
On this side, the new leader Mujtaba Khamenei has taken command in the midst of war, facing the dual test of power integration and sovereignty defense. Iran is currently adopting a 'desperate struggle' strategy by blocking the Strait of Hormuz, a global energy choke point, and retaliating with missiles against U.S. military bases in the Middle East and allies (Saudi Arabia, UAE, etc.) to counter the U.S. ultimatum. Iran's bottom line is clear: there is absolutely no possibility of negotiation unless attacks stop and compensation for losses is made.
In this extremely turbulent macro background, @SignOfficial and other infrastructure-related altcoins are becoming 'liquidity orphans', facing two major dilemmas:
Risk aversion kills everything: The dawn of peace talks has not yet appeared, but the flames of war are spreading. Global funds are frantically retreating to safe havens like the US dollar and gold, and the $SIGN , which is in the unlocking period, lacks institutional support, resulting in a magnified decline.
The 'lack of blood' under the shadow of inflation: The Middle East conflict has pushed up oil prices, directly raising inflation expectations, making hopes for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve bleak. In a high-interest environment, the market's existing funds are limited, and in the face of this hard bearish factor on March 28, SIGN is in a 'buying vacuum' state, making it very prone to irrational crashes in the short term.