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Right now in early February 2026, the US and Iran are in a tense standoff — think "silence before the storm."
US warships (including carriers) are positioned in the region after Iran's crackdown on massive protests killed thousands.
Trump warns of "bad things" if no deal happens, while Iran's leaders threaten a regional war if attacked.
But diplomacy is heating up: US and Iranian officials are set for nuclear talks soon (possibly this week in Turkey), with regional players like Qatar and Turkey pushing to avoid conflict.
It's brinkmanship — high risk of miscalculation, but signs point to possible de-escalation instead of all-out war.
Crypto hit hard by the uncertainty:

Bitcoin dipped below $85K-$88K recently amid risk-off vibes, with the market shedding value and liquidations spiking. Geopolitical fears treat crypto like a volatile stock — sell first, ask later. Gold surges while BTC struggles as "digital gold."Inside Iran, though, crypto booms as people hedge against sanctions, inflation, and unrest — using BTC and stablecoins to move money freely.
Short-term: More tension = more volatility and potential dips. If talks succeed and calm returns, expect a relief rally. War?
Bigger sell-off, higher energy costs hitting mining.Bottom line: This fragile quiet could break either way — watch those talks closely.
Crypto stays sensitive to global chaos, but long-term, crises like this often boost adoption in shaky economies.

First of all this is really game changing 🚀
In a bombshell deal that has raised eyebrows across Washington and the crypto world ..
A powerful Abu Dhabi royal — Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, known as the "Spy Sheikh" for his role as UAE National Security Adviser — quietly acquired a 49% stake in World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the cryptocurrency company tied to President Donald Trump's family.

According to The Wall Street Journal and multiple confirmations:The $500 million investment was signed just days before Trump's second inauguration in January 2025 (with Eric Trump reportedly signing off on the deal).
An Abu Dhabi-backed entity called Aryam Investment 1 (linked to Sheikh Tahnoon) paid a massive upfront sum — around $187 million flowed directly to Trump family-controlled entities, plus more to partners.
This made the Emirati side the largest outside investor in WLFI, the Trump-linked DeFi project behind the $WLFI governance token.
The timing? Explosive. Months after the secret stake, the U.S. approved giving the UAE access to hundreds of thousands of advanced American AI chips annually — despite national security concerns. Critics, including lawmakers like Sen. Elizabeth Warren, are now calling for probes into potential conflicts of interest, foreign influence, and ethics issues.
World Liberty Financial has denied any wrongdoing or policy influence from the deal, and spokespeople emphasize it was a straightforward business transaction.
Meanwhile, $WLFI tokens have seen wild swings, with reports of on-chain activity tied to various global entities adding fuel to the fire.Is this smart international business... or something more?
The crypto-Trump-UAE nexus just got a lot more interesting.

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The Garrett Jin Liquidation Story in the wild world of crypto trading, fortunes can flip faster than a memecoin pump-and-dump.
Garrett Jin — the Hong Kong-based trader, former BitForex CEO, and on-chain personality known as the "Hyperunit Whale."
Back in October 2025, Jin became a legend overnight. As markets crashed following major geopolitical shocks (including Trump's tariff announcements), he opened massive short positions on Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Timing it perfectly, he reportedly pocketed around $150–200 million in profits in a matter of hours — turning one bold trade into a viral success story.
His wallet showed a flawless track record, and many in the space hailed him as an untouchable "insider" with the golden touch.Fast forward to late January 2026.
The script flipped dramatically.During a brutal market sell-off — dubbed the "Warsh Shock" crash, triggered by Federal Reserve uncertainty, government shutdown fears, and broader crypto bloodbath — Ethereum plunged toward $2,400.
Jin, who had shifted to heavily leveraged long positions on ETH (with exposure reportedly reaching hundreds of millions), got caught on the wrong side.
On January 31, 2026, his entire ETH long was liquidated on Hyperliquid. On-chain data from Arkham Intelligence confirmed the damage: approximately $250 million in realized losses.
After the dust settled, his Hyperliquid account balance? A heartbreaking $53.😭
What was once a triumphant whale wallet — linked to addresses that moved billions in BTC and ETH over the years — now stands as a stark reminder of crypto's brutal reality.
Lifetime P&L on the platform reportedly dipped into negative territory, exceeding -$128 million in net losses.
Even after previous wins, leverage turned hero into zero in one unforgiving cascade.Jin has previously distanced himself from direct ownership, stating some funds belonged to clients.
But the on-chain fingerprints and market chatter point straight to him as the figure behind the "Hyperunit Whale" saga.
This isn't just another liquidation story — it's a cautionary tale for degens and whales alike:Leverage is a double-edged sword. High exposure can amplify wins... or erase empires in minutes.
No one is invincible. Even with a 100% win rate streak and insider-level timing in the past, markets don't care about your resume.
Crypto volatility spares no one. From October highs to January wipeouts, the cycle reminds us: what goes up can come crashing down — hard.
As one observer put it: "From $200M windfall to $53 and a dream. This is normal in crypto.

Rest in peace to the position ..😭😭😭
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