$TNSR Iran requires oil tankers to pay transit fares in digital currency (especially bitcoin).


For every barrel of oil that passes through the Strait of Hormuz, Iran must be paid $1 in crypto.
According to the Financial Times, Iran chose bitcoin because no central entity can intercept or prevent the transfer.
The demand comes as the ceasefire between Washington and Tehran has been threatened by Israeli attacks on Lebanon.
After the news, the price of Bitcoin rose from $ 68,000 to $ 72,0
Fighting sanctions: Iran has already used more than $500 million of its currency (USDT) to support the Iranian currency and circumvent sanctions.
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