Trump has always been like this, one moment positive, one moment negative, sometimes true, sometimes false, tightly controlling the market.

Just this morning, he sent signals of easing, which directly caused oil prices to crash; then he announced the interception of eight Iranian oil tankers entering and leaving, completely cutting off Iran's maritime trade, and also stated he would not extend the ceasefire, his attitude instantly turning hardline.

This is a typical fog of war.
Without independent investigation channels, without authoritative first-hand news, ordinary people are easily misled back and forth.
It’s more like he deliberately creates information overload and public opinion chaos, making it hard to see the true intentions.

He may not have precise daily or moment-by-moment strategic simulations, but he is very clear:
As long as he stirs up violent fluctuations in oil prices, making Iran unable to gauge the bottom line, his bargaining space at the negotiation table will always be the largest.

Rather than calling him a war president, a businessman president, or a peace president, it’s more accurate to call him a complete **“Dogecoin President”**.
Treating him as the main force controlling the market and drawing lines for wash trading, many contradictory operations suddenly make sense.

Putting aside the information noise and returning to reality:
The throughput efficiency of the Strait of Hormuz remains far below pre-war levels, and the pattern of tight crude oil supply and demand has not eased.
In this environment, buying crude oil on dips and going long still has a high success rate. #BTC #ETH #rave