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⚠️ THIS IS TRULY UNBELIEVABLE. The Israeli fiat currency, the shekel, has strengthened, up +2.44% against the U.S. dollar since the war started. Meanwhile, the Iranian rial has crashed to almost 0. @odes_ai

⚠️ BREAKING: The U.S. and Israel are planning to send special forces into Iran to seize its nuclear stockpile. The goal is to secure/remove 450 kg of highly enriched uranium, enough to make 10 nuclear bombs. Looks like a ground operation is inevitable. @odes_ai

🚨BREAKING: A high-rise tower in Kuwait was just targeted by an Iranian drone. This incident marks a significant escalation in regional tensions. As further details emerge, it is crucial to monitor the geopolitical implications of such actions. @odes_ai

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🚨 BREAKING: Residents, you’re my responsibility. The UAE is fine and strong. UAE President Mohamed Bin Zayed reassured residents about the country's stability and strength. @odes_ai

⚡️ In just 2 days, total mined BTC will hit 20 million. The remaining 1 million Bitcoin will take 114 years to mine. Truly insane!! @odes_ai

🚨OIL breaks above $90, the highest level last seen in 2 years and 4 months This milestone marks a significant rebound for the commodity, highlighting ongoing market dynamics and potential implications for related sectors. @odes_ai

⚠️ The Volatility Index jumps to a one-year high of 29, a level last seen during the 2025 trade war. History shows that when the Volatility Index spikes due to uncertain events, it often signals a market bottom. Will it repeat this time? @odes_ai

🚨 BREAKING: 🇮🇷 Iran officially pauses attacks against neighbouring countries. @odes_ai

🚨 BREAKING: BlackRock has sold$143,500,000 in Bitcoin. @odes_ai

⚠️ US WAR IS NOT WITH IRAN. The conflict's focus is solely on one nation: China. For years, China has been acquiring cheap oil from both Iran and Venezuela. Before the Venezuelan takeover, China absorbed between 50% and 89% of Venezuela's total crude oil exports. Much of this trade was facilitated through a "shadow fleet," often rebranded as coming from countries like Malaysia to circumvent U.S. sanctions. Moreover, a significant portion of China-Venezuela trade was conducted in yuan, contributing to a decline in dollar dominance. In terms of Iranian oil, China purchased more than 80% of all Iranian crude oil exports last year. Iranian oil typically trades at a steep discount of $8 to $13 per barrel below the international Brent benchmark, leading to an estimated savings of $10 billion for Chinese refiners in just one year. Similar to Venezuela, the China-Iran deal was primarily executed in yuan. Estimates suggest China imported 20% of its crude oil from Venezuela and Iran, effectively bypassing the USD. The U.S. is actively seeking to disrupt this trade. As a result, China has criticized U.S. actions against Venezuela and Iran. Recently, China officially opposed U.S. and Israeli military initiatives in Iran and urged Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. China understands that prolonged conflict could compel it to conduct trade deals in USD should the U.S. gain control over Iranian reserves, which would ultimately weaken its economic standing. Meanwhile, Trump's strategy appears aimed at making China as weak as possible, as coexistence of two global superpowers is seen as unviable. @odes_ai

🚨 THIS IS VERY CONCERNING The US economy might be heading towards stagflation, and the consequences could be disastrous. Since the US-Iran war has started, oil prices are going through the roof. In just 5 days, US oil prices have moved from $70 to $82, an 18% increase. Using data since the last CPI release, US oil prices are up nearly 32%, or $19.6. As per estimates, every $10 increase in oil prices causes a 0.2% rise in inflation and a 0.1% drag on GDP. Right now, the US CPI is at 2.4%, while last quarter's GDP was at 1.4%. If accounting for the oil price increase, CPI is now at 2.8%, while the GDP has dropped to 1.2%. This means inflation is about to run hot again, while economic growth will shrink, a scenario called "stagflation." And this is the worst-case scenario for an economy. During stagflation, if the Fed: Does tightening ➙ Inflation will cool down, but economic growth will get worse. Does easing ➙ Economic growth will get better, but inflation will go up even more. Now, the only hope is that the US and Iran reach a negotiation, allowing oil tankers to move easily. This will result in more supply entering the market, and oil prices will fall, causing future inflation to cool down while economic growth rises. @odes_ai