It's blown up! Cryptocurrency has crashed! Israel suddenly launched airstrikes on Iran!

This morning it went haywire! The Israel Defense Forces carried out a major operation code-named "Lion's Rise," with dozens of fighter jets striking deep into Iran, targeting nuclear facilities, military bases, and leadership strongholds, even Tehran got hit!

In the on-site videos, flames soared into the sky while Iran's air defense systems intercepted like they were setting off fireworks. As a result, Israel sounded alarms across the country, claiming that Iran is about to launch missile drone reprisals—this situation, the Middle East is about to change dramatically!

Listen carefully to a few life-threatening situations:

This round of mutual attacks between Israel and Iran is definitely not a minor skirmish. The entire Middle East feels like a warehouse packed with gunpowder, and any spark could ignite a full-scale war. Oil prices have skyrocketed as if on a rocket, with a 4%-5% increase just beginning, and traders are betting on whether supply will be cut off.

Do you know the Strait of Hormuz? 30% of the world's oil passes through here, and if this area is affected by war, oil prices could soar to the sky in minutes. Now the global market is like a startled bird, any slight movement causes prices to rise as a precaution. The most frightening thing is the chain reaction brought by war; no one knows what strange events might erupt tomorrow.

The market reaction is even more intense: retail investors are completely stunned, frantically selling off cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin and Ethereum plummeting like falling elevators. In contrast, safe-haven assets like gold and the US dollar have instantly become hot commodities, with funds pouring into safe zones like a tidal wave.

As someone who has been through this, I must say a few words:

Do not panic! Don't make reckless moves! The crazier the market gets, the more we need to stay calm. This round of exchanges between Israel and Iran will certainly be terrifying in the short term, but don't let emotions dictate your actions. Remember the old saying—when others are fearful, I am greedy; of course, now is not the time to be greedy, but at least don't be the fool who panics and sells!

What we need to do now is: turn off the trading software, go to work if you need to, go to sleep if you need to. If you really have to trade, wait until the situation clarifies; don’t jump at every rumor. In this level of geopolitical conflict, what we small retail investors can do is to protect our principal and not become the crops harvested by institutions!