I saw signs of easing of the war in Iran.

The early hours of the 20th will be the time when the impact of events is most severe.
How do these events translate into the prices that most people only want to know?
To understand the previous explanation, speculators are all bystanders; they decide whether to intentionally hype based on the media's release of event conditions.

Why do this?
The question is not why to do this, but that all events are done this way, including the release of data on interest rates. So the same question arises: clearly, when war occurs, gold surges and digital gold surges, so why does BTC, which has become digital gold, decline?
Because, as with the release of interest rates, 30% believe that when interest rates decrease, BTC will decline, while another 30% believe that when interest rates decrease, BTC will rise, and 30% believe that interest rates do not affect prices at all.
Thus, interest rates are not the influencers of direction, but rather speculators.

After understanding how prices are controlled, one can see that current speculators, like everyone else, are looking at media news releases before intentionally placing orders to make people feel that a surge is occurring. In reality, the surge has nothing to do with prices—is launching missiles associated with the sell button? Or is Trump's nuclear button called the buy button?

Therefore, it is not advisable to use online opinions as a basis for judgment; the issue is whether you recognize your opposing speculators, not whether you understand the war. Many short-sellers online are filled with thoughts of money, wishing for world wars, hoping for more deaths to profit themselves. This kind of evil thought will eventually lead to their own demise.

Participation in war and inciting war-related rhetoric must be avoided.

Perhaps many people hope their future girlfriend looks like this. So they are hoping for a nuclear war to create her beauty.
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