⚠️Regarding these 10 proposals from Iran, let's translate Iran's core logic: After being beaten up, not only does it demand an apology and medical expenses from the other party, but it also requires the other party to pay each time they pass by its doorstep in the future, with the fee standards set by me, security dispatched by me, and receipts issued by me.

Do you think this proposal can be negotiated? Of course not.

But what Iran wants is not a successful negotiation; this is an opening bid, a starting point. The real negotiation space is between the fourth item (lifting sanctions) and the sixth item (opening the Strait).

The other terms are chips to trade.

Also, pay attention to a detail.

Trump said Iran's proposal is "significant but not good enough."

He did not say "garbage," "unacceptable," or "absurd."

Here, "significant" is considered a very positive term.

Looking at his actions, the ultimatum was pushed from March to April, and then from last week to this Tuesday. A person who truly wants to fight wouldn't repeatedly issue ultimatums.

Although the market generally expects no agreement because the Iranian proposal does not mention the nuclear issue, which the U.S. cannot accept.

But from another perspective, if both sides know that the nuclear issue cannot be agreed upon now, is it possible to first address the Strait issue separately? Open the shipping lanes first, then discuss uranium? #特朗普最后期限施压伊朗 #伊朗 #BTC $BTC