#特朗普指伊朗违反停火，谈判仍未中断

When I saw these two messages at the break of dawn, my first reaction wasn’t to look at the news.

Instead, I immediately opened the market. 👀📉

Every time the situation in the Middle East just eases a bit, and market sentiment is just starting to repair.

One more “assault.”

The whole market’s nerves get cranked up again. 😮‍💨⚠️

More ridiculous still is this.

Right after that, another one came:

Iranian drones attack Bahrain, oil tankers are hit. 🚨🛢️

Putting news like this on the weekend—

For the crypto space, it’s the biggest variable. 📉😶

Even old players know this.

What truly affects the market is never the news itself.

It’s whether the news has a “next one.” 🤔

If it’s just a single event.

The market can only drop a bit at most.

If it starts to escalate.

The first thing capital does is reduce risk. 💸

So this isn’t the time to guess whether it will go up or down.

It’s about seeing whether there will be more consecutive messages afterward. 👀

The biggest feature of war is—

When the first message comes out, everyone thinks the impact is limited.

The second one comes out and people start to get tense.

The third one comes out, and emotions begin to spiral out of control. 😓

What people fear most on the weekend isn’t just the volatility.

What they fear most is waking up and finding there’s another breaking incident. 📱😵

Many people aren’t watching the candlestick chart anymore.

They’re watching international news. 🌍

The market can recover.

But emotions often recover the slowest. 📉

This weekend, I guess many traders won’t be sleeping too soundly.
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