$BTC The US-Iran conflict, rising inflation, how could there be no impact? If this continues, the Federal Reserve won't be able to sit still.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's brief speech caused oil prices to fall, but the conflict persists. Now the US wants to withdraw but needs a dignified reason, seeking to involve other Middle Eastern countries as intermediaries to negotiate an early end.

However, regarding the negotiation progress, Iran does not make concessions, and now the US can only passively rely on military threats, fighting while negotiating.

Old Trump is incredibly bold; he dares to send ground troops into Iran. Surrounded by mountains, do you think those few tens of thousands of American troops will be casualties?

This market is fundamentally dictated by the US and Wall Street capital. The Federal Reserve itself is backed by capital consortiums.

There’s nothing worthwhile to study; as long as the conflict does not stop, BTC will only decline. A brief correction doesn’t mean much; it merely increases the operational difficulty for contract players, while for spot players, it’s just pure entertainment.

What I dislike the most is grinding. In the evening, it was stuck at the strong resistance level of 68200, grinding back and forth between the small support at 67000. How shameless to grind like this—grinding at the beginning of the month and still grinding at the end of the month. Is your skin really that thick? Can we get some strong medicine? I want big ups and downs; I’m all in for the thrill! #Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech