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A ceasefire is good news, but this wave of oil prices is the real "battlefield."
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✨️🌟💥 Trump Announces Israel and Lebanon Ceasefire, But Oil Crisis Deepens
President Donald Trump has announced a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, marking a significant diplomatic attempt to stabilize the Middle East. The agreement, brokered following direct talks in Washington involving Secretary of State Marco Rubio, represents the first meaningful dialogue between the two nations since 1983. While European leaders have welcomed the truce as a "path to permanent peace," the geopolitical landscape remains volatile.
The announcement coincided with a critical legislative victory for the Trump administration. The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly rejected a War Powers Resolution (213-214) that sought to restrict military operations against Iran without explicit congressional approval. This vote preserves the President's authority to manage the ongoing conflict with Iran, which has been escalating since late February.
Despite the temporary lull in hostilities between Israel and Lebanon, a severe global energy crisis is deepening. The International Energy Agency (IEA) reports that the conflict with Iran has severely disrupted global energy flows, leaving Europe with only six weeks of jet fuel supply. This shortage has already forced airlines like KLM to cancel numerous flights as fuel prices surge by over 100%.
Experts warn that a comprehensive deal with Iran could take at least six months, suggesting that the energy shock will persist through the summer. While Trump frames the ceasefire as his "10th solved war," the persistent tension with Iran and the resulting oil crisis continue to threaten global economic stability, leaving markets uncertain about whether this diplomatic pause will lead to lasting regional security.
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Lately, social mining, points, and identity badges have become popular again. I see many people in the group constantly completing tasks all day long, just like clocking in at work. To put it simply, these points are essentially "promises with variable rules"; today they count scores, tomorrow they change the weight, and what you can exchange for later is uncertain, but the time cost is real money.
Actually, I now evaluate based on a risk table: whether I can stop with one click, whether I need to bind the main wallet, whether signatures are revocable, and whether I have exposed my collateral
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Recently, there's been talk about sharding and parallel processing again, and the community atmosphere is quite lively, but I still keep to my core principles: collateralization ratio, liquidation threshold, exit strategies. The faster the chain, the more assets are moved around, but that also makes it easier to run into issues with bridges, cross-chain transfers, and lending—basically, I'm not afraid of price fluctuations, but I worry about getting stuck halfway and not being able to exit. The narrative about ETF capital flows is also being used to interpret risk appetite in the US stock mark
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If it continues to rise within the range and stabilizes, then it all depends on breaking through that point.
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LedgerBull
$SHX showing strong recovery after a sharp sell-off.
Buyers stepped in aggressively, reclaiming structure and shifting short-term momentum.
EP
0.00590 – 0.00605
TP
TP1
0.00620
TP2
0.00635
TP3
0.00650
SL
0.00570
Liquidity below got swept during the drop, and price quickly reversed — classic shakeout. Now it’s pushing back into range with strength.
If price continues holding higher lows, upside continuation remains likely. Any pullback into the entry zone looks like accumulation rather than weakness.
Let’s go $SHX ‌
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Recently, I saw someone arguing about "on-chain data shows XXX" again and again, and I can only say... what you see on the chain might also be delayed. Slow node synchronization, RPC congestion/rate limiting, indexers still catching up on historical data, the transaction or position change on the page might appear a few minutes or even longer later. Especially at the edge of liquidation, missing one candle can really change your mindset. When the community is circulating rumors about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging, it becomes even more obvious, and people's emotions esca
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Seeing "breakout continuation" makes me think of the false breakout last time. Be cautious, brothers.
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CryptoSat
💰 $ORDI – Breakout Continuation
🔼 LONG
✳️ ENTRY : 2.86 - 2.75 - 2.65
🎯 Targets check below 👇 👇
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I now see group messages and KOL posts mostly as noise. The ones who still end up paying the price for impulsiveness are their own fingers... Frankly, no matter how loudly others shout, they won't cover your margin. Recently, the AI Agent/auto-trading wave has become even more obvious, with many people touting "fully automated profit-making." I just want to ask: who did you authorize, how large is the limit, are there any traps in the contract, and have you checked the liquidation line? Anyway, I’m used to first making a small table of collateral ratio, liquidation threshold, and lending sprea
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These past couple of days, I've been bombarded with group messages and KOL promotions, feeling overwhelmed as if I'm juggling over a dozen spreadsheets at once... But honestly, no one can make the impulsive decision for you. The hype from the group chats and the pie-in-the-sky promises from KOLs are mostly just "noise sources." When you finally click confirm, the risk is entirely yours.
Right now, I prefer to look at a few key numbers: collateral ratio, liquidation threshold, and lending spread—things I can quickly gauge to see if I can handle the volatility; if I don't understand, I won't tou
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