#创作者冲榜 #特朗普释放停战信号

Is Iran finally agreeing to negotiations? As an invaded country, Iran probably won't set harsh conditions. It seems they've also given up on demanding war reparations, and simply ensuring they won't be invaded again is a basic and unguaranteed requirement. After all, if the US truly wants to negotiate, a ceasefire is certain. But if Trump decides to go to war again someday, others probably won't be able to stop him.

There's also a question here: as Pavezichyan, predicted by the entire internet as an "insider," is still the president, does he still have influence domestically? Can his statement represent the views of Iran's ruling faction?

As the saying goes, when the moon is full, it wanes; prosperity leads to decline. Currently, market sentiment is somewhat FOMO. If at this moment another news comes out that the US doesn't want to negotiate, will everyone become pessimistic again? After all, Trump’s words are often deceptive.

Back to the market situation, we should operate based on news but not chase after it. When a piece of news has fully fermented, like now, it's better not to chase the rally.

In the upcoming uncertain news environment, I choose to return to technical analysis. Bitcoin faces strong resistance around 69,000. Considering the possibility of a short-term spike through it, 69,000-70,000 could be the high point of this rebound, and also a good point to close long positions and open short positions.

For gold, the first resistance at 4,600 has been broken. Next is the resistance near the 49,00 Fibonacci retracement level. This could also be a point to close longs and open shorts.

Additionally, today’s altcoins are collectively surging, which feels a bit like altcoin season! Keep an eye on it! $BTC $ETH $SIREN