Iran right now is not “normal unrest.”
It’s pressure building from every direction — streets, economy, politics, and now even global markets.
Something feels… different.
🚨 Streets Are Restless, Silence Is Loud
From Tehran to religious cities once considered untouchable, anger is no longer hidden.
Protests erupt, disappear, then reappear — while the internet goes dark, phones go silent, and information leaks only in fragments.
When a state shuts down communication, it’s not confidence.
It’s fear of momentum.
💸 Economy in Freefall = Political Fuel
Iran’s currency collapse has turned daily survival into a struggle:
Prices rising faster than wages
Savings wiped out
Middle class shrinking by the month
History shows one rule never changes:
Economic pain eventually becomes political rage.
That stage appears to be unfolding now.
🏛️ Power at the Top Feels Uncertain
What makes this moment dangerous is not just protests — it’s uncertainty at the top.
Prediction markets, usually cold and unemotional, have suddenly priced in a shockingly high chance of leadership change.
Markets don’t believe rumors.
They react to signals.
And the signal is clear:
👉 Stability is being questioned.
⚠️ Why This Moment Matters More Than Before
Iran has survived protests before.
But this time:
Pressure is nationwide
Loyal strongholds are restless
Economic collapse is deeper
Global tensions are higher
This isn’t one crisis.
It’s multiple crises colliding at once.
