The United States and Iran have finally come to the negotiation table, but after a lengthy 21 hours, the U.S. Vice President held a press conference clearly stating that no agreement has been reached yet. The U.S. also plans to withdraw from Pakistan, and international situations will continue to affect financial markets.
The U.S. position is very clear: Iran must not develop nuclear weapons.
Many people watching Trump's policies may wonder why he would actively intervene in geopolitical matters. However, from Iran's series of military actions, it can be seen that once Iran possesses nuclear weapons, it poses the greatest danger to global geopolitics. A disagreement could lead to random bombings, which would severely impact the global economy. Thus, resolving this issue sooner rather than later may actually be a good thing in the long run.
The Vice President of the United States, Harris, stated at a press conference that Iran's nuclear weapons program has been "destroyed" at this stage, but Iran has yet to clearly commit to not developing nuclear weapons, which is the most concerning issue for the United States at this stage. Once the impact intensifies, the cryptocurrency market will continue to fluctuate.
The value of Bitcoin as "digital gold" will continue to become a global consensus.
While some still insist that "cryptocurrencies / virtual currencies" are intangible and cannot be touched, they will inevitably fail to become global financial tools. However, both the U.S. government and traditional finance have long started to layout and participate in this, which is why this round of Bitcoin bull market prices are only halved from their peak, rather than the past frequent declines of seventy to eighty percent.
If you understand, then you will realize that during past routine bear market phases, one should gradually accumulate chips now.
