🇮🇷🇸🇦 Officially the last oil route from the Middle East has been stopped.
Iran bombed it hours before the ceasefire
Saudi Energy: We lost 700,000 barrels of oil per day due to the targeting of the East-West pipeline, which is currently the main route for supplying the world's markets with crude oil. $CL $NATGAS
#BullTrapWarning Bitcoin bulls became so desperate calling Bitcoin the new Oil Reserve. Usually I hear these pathetic claims at the exact top of each cycle, but now they try to lure you within a bear market, making you believe the bottom was in. Let the trap begin, make them believe it’s over!
An Iranian Strike on Saudi Arabia’s East–West Pipeline has knocked out ~700k barrels per day – 10% of its maximum capacity – hitting Saudis ONLY Hormuz bypass.
Saudi warns attacks are tightening global supply and draining inventories.
Having defended support for two months, bitcoin is finally about to test a key resistance level around 73.5K. A breakout here could sent it back to the 90K level
BREAKING: Iran has rejected US and Israeli demands to end its uranium enrichment program.
Iran calls it a non negotiable sovereign right.
Trump said there will be "no enrichment of uranium" as a condition for any deal. Iran's 10-point framework explicitly includes the right to enrich as a core demand.
🚨🇮🇷🇵🇰 BREAKING: Iran was on the verge of responding to the Israeli ceasefire violation last night, but Pakistan intervened and conveyed messages regarding U.S. control over Israel — Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister
Despite that, Israel continues to bomb Lebanon & is now threatening to occupy cities in Southern Lebanon
🔹 Iran's activities in recent weeks have directly influenced the rise and fall of indices on US stock exchanges.
🔹 Every piece of news about the Strait of Hormuz and every statement from Iranian officials immediately triggers reactions on Wall Street.
🔹 International analysts claim that this is the first time in history that a country, without using traditional financial instruments, has managed to condition the world's largest capital market.
🔹 This pattern repeats so often that professional traders on Wall Street now follow news from Iran before every decision.
Iran plans to require oil tankers to pay a $1/barrel toll in BTC to transit the Strait of Hormuz - with strict verification, and VERY severe enforcement.
Our research team broke down Iran’s new Bitcoin Toll and what it means for global shipping:
Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains largely frozen despite a fragile US-Iran ceasefire. Only a handful of Iran-linked vessels are moving, far below the usual ~135 daily transits.
Iran is tightening control by introducing designated “safe routes” and requiring ships to coordinate with its military, citing mine risks. In practice, this has deterred most traffic—some tankers have even aborted crossings.
A few Chinese tankers loaded with Saudi and Iraqi crude approached the strait but stopped short, highlighting ongoing uncertainty. Around the region, oil flows remain constrained and physical supply is tight.
UAE oil chief Sultan Al Jaber said bluntly: “The Strait is not open.” While Iran claims vessels can pass, access is conditional and controlled.
Shipping groups warn the situation is far from resolved. Concerns over mines and safety could delay a full reopening for weeks or months, even if traffic resumes.
The CEO of the Kuwaiti oil company: It will take at least 4 months for the countries of the Persian Gulf to fully restore oil production to pre-war levels