🚨 WARNING: THE NEXT 24 HOURS WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING!
What people were warning about may be the next step now. The Pentagon is preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran. And Monday may be the day markets start pricing that reality. And if you think this is just another headline that markets will ignore YOU ARE COMPLETELY WRONG. This setup is VERY different from the last symbolic strikes. This is not a one-off hit. This is the kind of operation that can last for days, and Reuters reported the Pentagon is preparing for a sustained, weeks-long operation against Iran. That one fact explains a lot. Because when a conflict stops being a headline and turns into a multi-day operation, the market stops pricing “shock” and starts pricing DURATION. And duration is where the real damage starts. There are only a few ways this goes from here, and they are NOT equal. - LIGHT SHOCK: Monday brings the signal, oil spikes, and markets slowly stabilize after the first panic. - HEAVIER SCENARIO: the operation drags on, uncertainty starts hitting oil, shipping, inflation, and military spending all at once. - WORST CASE: the market starts pricing direct damage to Iran’s export system, and the whole macro picture changes in hours. That last one is the REAL danger. Kharg Island handles about 90% of Iran’s oil exports, and Reuters says it has been shipping about 1.55 MILLION barrels per day. At $112 Brent, that is $174.48 MILLION every day, $1.22 BILLION every week, and $63.69 BILLION every year. Now connect the dots. Brent is already at $112.57, and Reuters says oil is up more than 50% since the war began. That is NOT normal. That is the market telling you the risk premium is already building before the full chain reaction even hits. So the point is simple. If Monday becomes the day the market starts pricing a ground-operation phase, oil does NOT need to move a little. It can jump HARD. And if Kharg gets hit, Reuters says analysts see Brent averaging $153.85, with some scenarios as high as $200. Read that again. $153.85 average. $200 in the worst case. That is NOT just “higher oil.” That is a full COST shock. Because when oil moves like that, higher diesel, higher shipping, higher power costs, and higher inflation pressure all hit at once. And that is NOT bullish for any market that needs cheap energy and easy money to survive. This can still end as a short shock. But if it stretches, and if Monday is the day the market starts pricing a ground-operation phase, it becomes a completely different market. Not a dip. Not a fake panic. A REAL regime shift in oil, inflation, and risk. #Alishba_Sozar
A confession that the market completely oversold one of the most
legitimate AI tokens in the space. And that kind of pain rarely lasts forever.
What the chart is saying: After a brutal 92% drawdown that lasted over a year, $FET has been quietly making higher lows since bottoming at $0.10 in late 2025. No headlines. No hype. Just a slow, steady base building while everyone else looked away.
It is now trading at $0.2489, more than 2x off the bottom, and creeping toward the 200-day MA at $0.2889 for the first time in months. That gap is the only thing worth watching right now.
Key levels: $0.2533 — immediate resistance, today's high. Needs to break cleanly. $0.2889 — the 200-day MA. Reclaiming this with volume changes everything. $0.2244 — first support below. Losing this is an early warning sign. $0.10 — the line in the sand. Below this the recovery thesis is dead.
The honest take: $FET is still in a downtrend until it reclaims and holds the 200 MA. But the risk-reward is starting to look interesting for the first time in a long time.
This is not a buy signal yet. It is a watch signal.
And sometimes that is the most valuable one of all. #Alishba_Sozar
A 22 year old bought two houses with video game money and accidentally broke the Philippine economy.
> The game was Axie Infinity.
> Players battled cartoon monsters to earn a token called SLP.
> At peak, SLP was worth $0.34.
> Regular players were earning $155–$195 a month
> More than half a full-time salary.
> The best managers running teams of players were clearing $20,000 a month from a phone.
> 2.7 million people were playing daily.
> Half of them in the Philippines.
> People quit their jobs and pulled their kids out of school.
> Families were living entirely off SLP.
> The 22 year old posted a selfie outside his two new houses on Facebook and the government saw it.
> They immediately declared in-game earnings taxable income.
> Players were ordered to register as taxpayers and report their winnings.
> Then SLP crashed 99% in six months.
> The government was drafting tax legislation for an economy that had already ceased to exist.
> Families had nothing to go back to.
A video game built a taxable economy of millions, triggered a national tax crisis, and collapsed before the government collected a single peso. $PLAY $GUA $XAUT
$BTC dropped below $66,000 this morning liquidating $412M Longs!
That's now $2.29B total liquidations in Crypto over the past week!!!
Now, $63,500 - $65,500 below has sizable liquidity that could be swept.
However, $66,500 - $73,000 above has a huge amount of liquidation clusters built up, making this the 'higher probability' zone to visit next from a liquidity perspective.
MARA sold 15,000 BTC, Bitdeer sold all of its BTC, Riot is selling BTC from treasury to fund data center build-outs, Auradine just rebranded to Velaura AI.
The biggest miners are leaving the game.
Not necessarily because it's broken, but because AI pays more per megawatt.
Think about what this means:
These aren't small players.
They find thousands of blocks and move global hashrate.
When they redirect capital and infrastructure toward AI, that hashrate comes offline.
Unless equivalent hashrate fills the gap, difficulty drops.
And it doesn't seem the the gap will be filled in the near term because the whole reason they're leaving is better margins elsewhere.
Lower difficulty = higher margins for every miner who stays.
And there's a second layer here.
If the Strait of Hormuz stays closed into April, energy prices climb.
Oil-dependent miners get hit hardest.
This might be the best setup small/medium miners with stable PPA's have seen since the 2021 China mining ban. $BTC
As of today, SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) says that all messages about financial payments must only be sent in the ISO 20022 format. This format works with a number of payment and settlement methods, such as wire transfers across borders and securities transactions. This has an impact on over 11,000 banks, 200 countries, and $5–7 trillion worth of transactions every day.