Run, run, run!!! Trump’s blond hair is preparing to manipulate the market—crypto could be about to surge or crash!!!

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In the early hours of April 19, Trump posted a message on a social platform. His tone was like a cat that had its tail stepped on. It starts with an accusation: Iran fired shots in the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, and they were aimed at French and British ships. He said this is “not very friendly,” then he quickly pivots—my delegation will arrive in Pakistan for talks tomorrow night.
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But the key is in the second half. He starts to do the math: Iran itself closes the strait, losing five hundred million dollars a day. “Five hundred million dollars lost every day!” He wrote it twice (actually earning ten billion dollars a day), as if he were pounding on the table. Then comes the point where the curtain is pulled back: the U.S. offers a “very fair and reasonable” agreement, and Iran had better accept it. If they don’t accept it? “The United States will destroy every power plant and every bridge.” Those are the exact words. The ending is even more ruthless: “The days of being easy to talk to are over. If they don’t accept the deal, I will be honored to do the things that must be done.”
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Put it into plain language: I’ve already flipped the table—you can sit on it or not, it’s up to you.

When this tweet was posted, the Strait of Hormuz had already been closed for two days. Oil tankers were drifting in the Persian Gulf, oil prices were jumping on the screen, and traders stared at Trump’s face, waiting for him to hit the keyboard again next time. And that line of his—“I will be honored”—was like a needle, pricking the market at 3 a.m. No one knew whether, before dawn, he would send another message.

The comments under the tweet have already exploded. Some people were counting the number of power plants, some were looking up the coordinates of U.S. warships, and others were asking: Is this time just meant to scare them, or is it really going to happen?
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