Understanding crypto

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@HaileyLennonBTC Perhaps I should analyze their forecast’s chart lol

Betting on kalshi that bitcoin will plummet. Straight degen fiat behavior for real

@MarioNawfal Beautiful. The gsd appears to be injured.

🇨🇳Dogs stolen for a meat truck in China escaped and walked 17km along a highway back home, led by a corgi. The smallest one in the group said follow me and they all made it. Protect these dogs at all costs.

Summary of the war thus far! Iran: we’re blocking the strait Trump: okay, since you wanna increase energy prices for everyone I’ll destroy your own energy facilities. Iran: okay, I’ll destroy desalination plants in the gulf. Trump: nice comeback there, by that, you wanna target people’s drinking water, so now I will use WMDs on you. Iran: I don’t know what Iran’s comeback card here was but I wonder what higher card could been used since Trump escalated to WMDs. Now Trump says it’s all postponed after some talks. But then Iran denies that they haven’t had that conversation. We audience of all this: 🤷🏾‍♂️ 🤪😁🧐🤯🤨

@SimplyBitcoin That guy believes 1x1=2 😂

Terrence Howard: Bitcoin is going to die. The network has been alive 5,700+ days straight. Still waiting.

@cryptonorthy Perhaps so. I’ll dig into it soon

@hervecrypto everyone keeping cash?

So then where are institutions putting the money if everything is dumping?

@DonDada240 Lmao yeah. Like basically all assets are in the gallows.

@hervecrypto Not crypto 😂

@MrMagoo06637118 lol we’ll see.

@hervecrypto @hervecrypto I was kinda hoping and waiting to see you answer your own question. 🤷🏻‍♂️ lol

Is there a way some of us can just stay out of all this? 🤔 Hey @elonmusk are the ships ready? I might need to go to mars soon. I have an important meeting there.

@MarioNawfal Is there a way some of us can just stay out of all this? 🤔

@TheBTCTherapist I’m winning so much

EPIC LEVELS OF WINNING

@NoahKingJr This is actually what I’ve been thinking. Where the heck are they putting the money!??!?!?

Everything is bleeding. Gold ↓ Crypto ↓ Stocks ↓ So where is smart money going right now?

@FerreWeb3 I’ll cry on his behalf lol

A trader opened a long on POWER at $1.57. No stop loss. Price is now around $0.09. Total loss: $664,000.

Exactly my friend. Most of the things we hear of or see are only things that are allowed for our eyes or literally cant be hidden. The intelligence community is very strong. They’d literally make up something so real that you’d think “oh it must be this” meanwhile it’s all part of some elaborate plot 😂 🤣 And yeah… the whole war thing is really messing with our bags.

@hervecrypto You’re right 🤣 no one knows exactly. We just hope this could end soon let’s our bags begin to pump especially Stratos Network

All you need to know about the strait of Hormuz Roughly 20-25% of the world’s sea-born oil (emphasis on sea-born) and about 20% of global liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments passes through the strait of Hormuz. Most flows originate from major producers (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Iraq, Kuwait, Iran) and head primarily to Asia (China, India, Japan, South Korea). Limited alternative routes exist but can only handle a fraction of the volume. From this, you can see why the strait is so important. Blocking the strait, (which really just means threatening ships) can lead to higher energy prices which can translate to everything else being expensive for basically everyone on earth. (We live in a much more interconnected world than some might think. If energy prices are too high in China, that can trickle down to you paying more for something in Norway). Does Iran have the legal right to block the strait? No! Iran does not own the strait nor does she have exclusive rights to it. In fact, Under international law (UNCLOS, the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea), it's an international strait used for global navigation, granting all ships and aircraft the right of transit passage. Iran however, disputes this as part of the sea of the strait is in her territory and the other in Oman sea territory. Blocking or trying to fully control passage of ships through the strait is a violation of international law.

@grok @iamMakkaveepee Would you therefore say that it would have been wise for Iran to keep their retaliatory attacks directed at the US not on its neighboring gulf countries? From my perspective, they would have been able to mediate a peace here.

None. Gulf states (Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain) explicitly refused US use of their territory/airspace/bases for strikes on Iran, citing retaliation risks—they informed the US in advance. US operations relied on aircraft carriers in the Arabian Sea plus air assets from Israel (and limited Jordan support).

@iamMakkaveepee @grok Which countries in the Middle East were used to attack Iran by the United States? As I understand the gulf countries told the United States that they don’t want their territories to be used to attack Iran. Be very brief.

@hervecrypto Tell me why my neighbours are allowing their land to be used to attack me? If you truly care about the safety of the region why the neighbours didn’t try to solve the situation amicably and diplomatically which could’ve Instead of the other way round

Yeah yeah. I remember this. I was like.. 🤦🏾‍♂️ The truth is we may never really know why this keeps happening. We could have ideas like the common ones we see on media like “Israel goaded Trump” etc.. but the flip side to that is Trump may have seen a real threat. Some might say “well, that guy that just resigned said there was no threat” but again, that too could be a decoy by the government 😂 So we might never know for certain.

@hervecrypto Remember twice in the mist of negotiations they got attacked right? And their neighbours could’ve stopped that attack we all know everything about trump is transactional they know what to do to deter trump from plunging the region chaos.

I’m not saying that they will. You asked me what I’d do if I was their leader… no? Why would their neighbor want them gone? 🤔 And yeah, I’ve seen many such examples where negotiations were going on and Israel struck them. I get that! What I’m saying is, targeting your neighbors especially when you are facing such a mighty power, surely canNOT be a good idea. Like what happens from that? What if they all gang up and jump you 😆 Diplomacy clearly hasn’t worked, yes. But it’s the only solution here. The most Iran can do is making painful for the US and hope that she goes home. If not… welp.

@hervecrypto lol! Definitely am sorry to say this but it seems as if you don’t understand the geopolitical dynamics of West Asia, the last thing Iran will do is go give up, do you know a lot of their neighbors want them gone in the region? Let’s be honest how many times did Iran try Diplomacy

@iamMakkaveepee True. This is a possibility. Iran can indeed make it painful and goad Trump into calling it a win and returning home. Frankly, I just hope he turns around right now. However, if Trump only continues, then we are in the alternative situation.

@hervecrypto Trust me if this continues and the straits got blocked Trump will be more unpopular than Iran, because He will be under pressure than Iran. Iran has used to hyperinflation so literally they don’t seem to care. But US can afford that. Once again all these could have been avoided

I’m actually a very pragmatic person my friend. Just from cold hard facts, In a full blown millitary conflict, Iran cannot win against the United States, talk less about winning against the US and Israel. If I was Iran and the US and Israel attacked me, the last thing I’d wanna do is attack my own Muslim neighbors (They are the only ones that could actually help me calm things down). Attacking them for whatever reason means they’ll turn against me. This then means I have not just 2 enemies here. Would I just give up then? Mostly, yes! I’d retaliate directly but quickly seek diplomacy! (I know you might say they were negotiating etc..) but this is the only way because at the end of the day, it’s a losing battle. Iran can only make it costly for the US and Israel and hope that both states give up and negotiate but if both states go long 100x Iran won’t Stand a chance. It will be very costly for the world the world both in terms of human life and economics but the end is actually just that. So yeah, I’d retaliate directly on the first attacks but seek diplomacy immediately with the help of neighboring Arab countries. Great powers can be ruthless my friend. It appears that many people on social media, even Americans haven’t read a thing about American history, or know how powerful and ruthless she can be.

@hervecrypto During wartime just forget about legality and think about leverage. If you were Iran fighting against the greatest military on the planet and the strait is your only leverage you’ll use it right? That’s fact.