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We have left the United States for Montreal. No corruption here.








$BTC shorts 65.7k, next TP reached to the tick. ✅ Alright, we finally reached our 65.7k level. Indeed, the level we waited for our next TP on the short. That leaves just some runners on the table if 63k still comes. And yes, with TP 2 in, I am planning to long again too as per plan. Slowly but surely. Full disclosure, I technically already entered a long myself at our level of 65.7k, but didn't have time to write a post. Don't worry. It's not a big trade. And you know my rule, no live entry, no trade count, so I won't discuss that long further and we continue to look together. Just see it as a message that I am looking to long and long only again now that most of our short is closed. Because 50k isn't coming. The majority is wrong in my humble opinion. Doesn't mean we couldn't make money with a short off 73.4k however. We totally did, scoring 6RR, all in live time. Enjoy the gains, my friends.

I lived in Dubai myself but left a few days before the chaos started because I saw where things were heading. I got out before airports began shutting down. Dubai is now in a very difficult position. People forget that ~90% of the population are foreigners - and not just any foreigners, but wealthy expats who moved there for a good life. If war risk appears and you have family and money, leaving is simply the rational decision. And that’s exactly what many are doing. Dubai spent decades building the image of being the safest place in the world. Within a few weeks that perception has been shaken. Whether they can fully recover from that reputational hit remains to be seen. I’m already seeing signs of pressure: a real estate broker offered me a property with a 30% discount even before the market really started correcting. That tells you a lot about the sentiment behind the scenes. Dubai itself knows it’s in a fragile situation right now. That’s also why they’re being extremely strict about what people say publicly online - even threatening heavy fines or jail time for certain statements. Of course there’s a lot of fake news circulating, but let’s also be honest: influencers sitting there promoting their discount codes and telling everyone how perfect Dubai is are simply protecting their own interests. Meanwhile the videos from Dubai airport show departure gates completely flooded with people trying to leave. Another factor people ignore: Dubai depends heavily on imports - water, food, and supply routes through the Strait of Hormuz. And geopolitically, the Middle East will likely always remain a complicated region. Dubai has taken a lot of impact recently. To be fair, their defense systems performed extraordinarily well and obviously no system can intercept everything. But the mere fact that you have to consider the possibility of debris falling from the sky is already a security risk many wealthy people simply don’t want to take. Originally I was considering settling in Dubai long term. After recent events, I’m seriously reconsidering and looking at other countries instead. Many people are saying Dubai will come out of this even stronger and that now everyone is simply buying the real estate dip. But what exactly is the underlying thesis behind that? At the end of the day Dubai’s biggest asset has always been its image. And that image has taken a serious hit. I’m genuinely curious how people think that gets rebuilt from here. Curious to hear your thoughts.
















