Trump’s warship enters the Strait of Hormuz! 1 trillion yuan in funds will flood into Bitcoin?

U.S.-Iran talks, are they serious?

Trump announced: starting Monday, guiding stranded ships out of the Strait of Hormuz.

At the same time, both sides have entered the “text exchange” stage—translated into plain language: the draft contract is being negotiated item by item—just waiting for signatures.

Even more intense:

The U.S. Central Command directly dispatched missile destroyers + 100 aircraft + 15,000 personnel to escort.

Reuters uncovered a big scoop:

Iran’s largest crypto exchange Nobitex, its founder has direct links to the supreme leader’s family.

During the conflict, this exchange handled over $366 million* in sanctions-related transactions.

OFAC (Office of Foreign Assets Control, U.S. Treasury) has already taken notice.

What does this mean?

Once the Strait of Hormuz reopens, Iran-U.S. relations ease, the U.S. will immediately use this list to target Nobitex and related addresses with precise strikes.

Freeze, sanction, block—an all-in-one package.

Where will USDT, BTC held by Iranians go in panic?

The current question is—

BTC has already surged above $80,000

Crude oil is still oscillating at high levels of $102

If the Strait of Hormuz fully reopens this week → oil supply resumes → oil prices plummet → “petrodollars” and hedging funds from Middle Eastern, Russian, Venezuelan oil-producing countries must find new outlets.

Where will these funds go?

Gold? Also at high levels.

U.S. bonds? Yields are not attractive enough.

Stocks? Macro uncertainties.

The only common answer: Bitcoin.

Iran, Russia, Middle Eastern princes, used to buy gold, dollars, and real estate with petrodollars.

Now they find:

- Gold is too bulky

- The dollar is under sanctions

- Real estate is too slow

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