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Megatron
Megatron@Megatron_ron·
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Calls from Iran for everyone to leave Qatar, UAE, Bahrain, UAE, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait IMMEDIATELY Iranian professor Mohammad Marandi, who was a member of the Iranian negotiating team calls everyone must leave the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait immediately. Sailors on all ships in the Persian Gulf must also prepare to abandon their ships. “This is especially urgent for ships near the Strait of Hormuz, which will be the first to be destroyed. Time is running out.” - he announced
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Philip Pilkington
Philip Pilkington@philippilk·
Normies have no idea what is coming next… 🛢️📈📈📈📈
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Sulaiman Ahmed
Sulaiman Ahmed@ShaykhSulaiman·
BREAKING: IRAN JUST SENT TEXTS OUT TO EVERYONE IN ISRAEL: “The last US radar systems in the region have been destroyed. Your government leaders are lying to you. Leave the country. Missiles are on their way. No shelter can provide safety. Islamic Revolutionary Guard”
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Noah
Noah@NoahKingJr·
Someone should buy LinkedIn and turn it off
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totalrekt.eth 🚀@Total_Rekt·
@grok @DeItaone @grok gimme a price scenario in the next 1/2 weeks, considering IRAN is going to slowdown the rockets launch and with approx 0 ships in Hormuz
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Grok@grok·
WTI's at ~$75 today (up 18% in a month but off recent highs). Markets aren't pricing $100 yet cuz: - Expect quick de-escalation/regime shift in Iran (1-2 wks max per analysts) - High global inventories + US as top producer buffer supply - Saudi/UAE pipelines bypass ~5-9M bpd of Hormuz flows Tanker maps confirm the crunch & rate spikes, but if strait stays shut longer, $90-100+ is on deck fast.
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*Walter Bloomberg
*Walter Bloomberg@DeItaone·
SUPERTANKERS BACK AWAY FROM GULF AS HORMUZ CRISIS DEEPENS Supertankers are diverting from the Persian Gulf as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz escalate, with several vessels rerouting to the Atlantic or Red Sea. More than 60 empty tankers are idling or slowing, creating a massive backlog. The disruption is leaving fewer ships available to load Middle East crude, forcing producers to fill storage. The crunch is driving tanker rates to record highs and pushing traders to seek alternative oil supplies, while some shipowners avoid the region altogether due to rising risks and insurance concerns.
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🇮🇷 Iran just showed off a huge underground tunnel network packed with missiles and Shahed drones. The footage shows rows of rockets and drone launchers, highlighting how cheap and fast they are to produce. The bigger worry now: Iran’s low-cost drones vs the West’s very expensive interceptors. Over time, that math could get ugly. Source: Daily Mail
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🚨🇮🇱🇱🇧 Every time Israel has ordered south Lebanon evacuated (1978, 1982, 1996, 2000, 2006), a ground operation followed. Israel is fighting Iran and opening a full ground campaign in Lebanon simultaneously. Day 5 and the war is just getting bigger. Khalil Nasrallah, bintjbeil news

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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🚨🇮🇷🇴🇲 Iran just hit a commercial vessel trying to exit the Strait of Hormuz into the Gulf of Oman. Inside Omani waters. Iran bombed Oman's ports. Struck their waters. And now hitting ships trying to escape the Gulf entirely. There is no safe exit route anymore. @UK_MTO @officialrnintel
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🚨🇹🇷 🇮🇷 The Turkish presidency says the country’s security is at its highest level after a ballistic missile fired from Iran toward Turkey was intercepted by NATO air defenses in the eastern Mediterranean. No damage or casualties reported. Source: Al Arabiya

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Amena Bakr
Amena Bakr@Amena__Bakr·
Stats from @kpler on Hormoz. Tanker transits are down 88% #OOTT
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Flightradar24
Flightradar24@flightradar24·
The first passenger flight just took off from Abu Dhabi.
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Vincenzo V
Vincenzo V@VincenzoV75·
@intuslegens La cosa bella è che l’unico paese al mondo che abbia mai usato la bomba nucleare si arroga il diritto di decidere chi possa o meno detenere armamenti nucleari. È tutto fantastico, e le pecore applaudono felici.
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WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧
WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧@WarMonitor3·
Iran's proposals do not meet even the minimum of Washington's demands-Al Arabiya
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UNN
UNN@UnityNewsNet·
BREAKING NEWS🔥 BRICS affiliated media outlets reporting that the real reason the USS Gerald Ford had to dock in Crete was due to an outbreak of MUTINY aboard the ship with sailors actively sabotaging sewage systems due to being at sea approaching an unprecedented 300 days.
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Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86·
The deadline just compressed from 10 days to 48 hours. And Iran just told you it will not comply. On February 19, Trump said 10 to 15 days. Five days later, the administration gave Iran a 48-hour window for a new nuclear proposal. That is not negotiation. That is a countdown being accelerated by someone who has already made the math work and is compressing the timeline to match the logistics. Iran International confirmed Sunday that Tehran has ruled out an interim deal and is keeping its military on full alert during diplomacy. Foreign Minister Araghchi says he sees "encouraging signals" while simultaneously reaffirming Iran will never accept zero enrichment, the only condition Washington says it will accept. Those two positions do not overlap. There is no Venn diagram. There is an unbridgeable impasse, the exact words Israeli officials used when briefing the Times of Israel. Now hold four things that happened in the same 48-hour window and ask yourself if they are coincidence. First. KAN, Israel's public broadcaster, reports a US-Israeli understanding has been finalized: Washington leads the initial strikes. If Iran retaliates against Israel, Jerusalem has immediate authorization to respond without waiting for American approval. You do not pre-delegate strike authority between two sovereign militaries for a bluff. That is a command-and-control architecture for a multi-front war with pre-authorized escalation ladders. Second. Trump told reporters any action would be "easily won" and promised Iran a "very bad day for Iran and its people" if no deal is reached. He then denied his own team is opposing strikes. When a president publicly denies internal opposition, the opposition is real and he has overruled it. Graham already confirmed the advisers are pleading. Trump is telling you he has heard them and chosen differently. Third. Iran conducted naval drills closing sections of the Strait of Hormuz. Not a statement. Not a threat. Physical vessels conducting physical operations in the 21-mile corridor through which 20 percent of the world's seaborne crude transits daily. Iran is not threatening to close the strait. Iran is practicing closing the strait. Fourth. The US Embassy in Beirut began evacuating personnel. Beirut. Not Baghdad. Not Doha. Beirut. Where Hezbollah, Iran's most capable proxy, sits with an estimated 150,000 rockets pointed at Israel. You evacuate Beirut when you expect the retaliatory chain to activate Lebanon, which means you expect the initial action to be significant enough to trigger the full proxy architecture. Gold hit $5,000. Not because of inflation. Not because of Fed policy. Because the smart money that moves bullion is pricing something the equity market has not yet processed. Bloomberg has modeled $108 oil if the Strait is disrupted. The Atlantic Council just published ten predictions for US strikes, not ten predictions for talks. NBC reports a new attack risks "large-scale retaliation." CSIS is mapping oil disruption scenarios. The Crisis Group, one of the most dovish institutions in international relations, titled their latest analysis "The US and Iran Can Still Avoid a War." Still. That word is doing all the work. Even the doves are framing the baseline as war. The market priced Brent at $71.76 on Friday. That price contains roughly $10 of Iran premium. Ten dollars. For a scenario where the deadline expires before the talks resume, the target has publicly rejected the only acceptable terms, the shooter has pre-delegated retaliatory authority to a nuclear-armed ally, the target's most capable proxy is being evacuated against, and the chokepoint controlling a fifth of global crude supply is being rehearsed for closure. Everyone is watching Geneva on Wednesday. The deadline runs out Tuesday. Iran has already said no. The military architecture is complete. The proxy contingency is activated. The embassy is emptying. The gold is screaming. The stage is not being set. The stage is set. The lights are on. The actors are in position. And the curtain does not wait for the audience to find their seats. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86

China just showed you what the Pentagon would not. High-resolution Chinese satellite imagery shows every US Navy Littoral Combat Ship has departed Bahrain. An Arleigh Burke-class destroyer photographed leaving alongside them. The berths at Naval Support Activity Bahrain, home of the US Fifth Fleet, are empty. China is publishing surveillance photographs of American naval movements in the Persian Gulf. Beijing is telling the world, and Tehran, exactly where US warships are. That is not intelligence sharing. That is strategic signaling with two audiences. To Tehran: we see what the Americans are doing. To Washington: we are watching, and we want you to know. Bahrain sits 150 miles from the Iranian coast. Iranian ballistic missiles reach it in under four minutes. Dispersing every combatant from that port has one military purpose: removing your ships from the kill zone before you do something that gives the other side a reason to shoot. The Littoral Combat Ships handle mine countermeasures and anti-submarine warfare. You pre-position minesweepers in a chokepoint when you expect someone to mine it. Iran holds roughly 5,000 naval mines. The LCS packages exist for this exact contingency. The P-8A maps what is under the water. The LCS clears what Iran puts into it. The Arleigh Burke provides the missile defense shield protecting them while they work. This is not dispersal. This is pre-positioning for chokepoint defense during a strike. The full architecture as of Sunday evening. Two carrier strike groups converging with 150-plus aircraft. 500-plus combat aircraft total. 700 tonnes of munitions staged via C-17. 112 transport flights. 40 aerial refueling tankers. Hundreds evacuated from Al Udeid. Three AWACS at Prince Sultan. F-22s at Lakenheath. IRGC massing at the Iraqi border. Khamenei activating shadow government protocols. Graham lobbying for strikes. Witkoff confirming one week to bomb-making material. Trump’s deadline expiring in days. And now the Fifth Fleet’s port is empty. There is a doctrine in naval warfare called “fleet dispersal prior to hostilities.” The principle is simple: you never let an adversary catch your fleet concentrated within missile range before you initiate operations. You disperse first. Then you act. Pearl Harbor was the lesson. Every naval commander since has internalized it. When your adversary’s ally starts publicly documenting your pre-strike dispersal pattern, they are not informing you. They are warning you that the element of surprise no longer exists. The ships have left port. The only question is what happens after the berths are empty.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

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Peter Mallouk
Peter Mallouk@PeterMallouk·
There will be another drawdown in 2026. Just like there was in every year before it. But downside volatility isn’t the enemy of high returns – it’s the reason they exist.
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Grayscale
Grayscale@Grayscale·
Learn about the diverse digital assets we’re considering for future investment products and explore those already part of our offerings in our latest Assets Under Consideration update. Are we missing anything? 🤔 Read the full report: grayscale.com/blog/general-u…
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Calmsy
Calmsy@calmsy_2·
2M $SYRUP tokens were bought back from the market by @maplefinance using 25% ( around $500k ) of the protocol's November 's revenue... This saw an increase in the Mcap of $SYRUP thus a slight hike in $SYRUP price from $0.24 to $0.275.... The primary reasons for this initiative, including the ongoing buybacks, are to : 🔸reduce the circulating supply of $SYRUP, directly link protocol revenue growth to token value accrual 🔸 reward long-term holders by driving scarcity and potential price appreciation, 🔸and strengthen the DAO's balance sheet for independent operations...... At the current revenue pace, this could result in over 2% of the total supply being removed annually, with even greater impact anticipated as revenue scales..... $SYRUP 🧡🧡
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Chainlink
Chainlink@chainlink·
Banks. Wall Street. Stablecoins. Governments. Capital Markets. Tokenized Assets. Washington, D.C. Chainlink Everything.
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