Honestly, the way the United States and Trump are putting on this show right now has me nearly laughing out loud.

Just after they finished boasting, they said that Iran’s navy is gone, and that all 28 minesweeper boats have sunk to the bottom of the sea—now they’re already “clearing the Strait of Hormuz,” serving the whole world. Immediately afterward, they come out again to say they’ll regulate chemical fertilizer prices, and absolutely won’t let monopolistic companies commit price fraud, and they even claim they are the firm backing of American farmers.

Are you not just fooling the whole world like this?

On one side, they stir things up in the Middle East and make the shipping lanes so chaotic that it’s pandemonium—$CL 、$XAU natural gas prices are all pushed sky-high by you; on the other side, they turn around and face the farmers and shout, “Don’t be afraid, I’ve got you!” But the problem is: isn’t the root cause of fertilizer price hikes something you created yourself?

When oil prices go up and gas prices go up, with the Strait of Hormuz shipping route blocked, how could fertilizer prices not rise? When the shipping lanes are in chaos and supply is cut off, how could costs not blow up?

While they talk about “fighting for Iran’s freedom,” what they actually do is nothing but fanning the flames—then they turn around and dump the blame on companies, on the previous administration, and on the whole world, acting as if they’re the savior.

Put simply, it’s that you want to be the one who stirs up the market, and also the good guy who comes out to calm things down. You want to flex your muscle in the Middle East, and you also want to keep hold of domestic votes—both sides you want to occupy. The result is that you end up treating everyone like fools.

In this situation, the scripts for the US dollar, gold, and crude oil are already written in stone—only the crypto market’s $BTC is still pretending to be dead, waiting to see how they’re going to smash it when trading opens on Monday.
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