Iran's president has officially made a stand, refusing to compromise on the three major ceasefire conditions, clearly signaling: the US and Israel are already the defeated parties and must accept the terms set by the victors. This firmness is very much like the true main players in the crypto space who hold their positions and fight to the end.

1. Sovereignty Recognition: Peaceful nuclear energy, autonomous missile development
This is the bottom line and also the rule-making authority. In the crypto world: no malicious regulation, no malicious short-selling, legitimate project development, community-driven pricing—no one should interfere.
2. US and Israel Compensation: Full responsibility for war damages
Aggression must be paid for; defeat means taking a hit. In market terms: institutions maliciously dumping, creating panic, and harvesting retail investors must return profits and compensate for losses. There are no free wins, and no free dumps.
3. Security Guarantee: Never invade, international endorsement
What is needed is not a temporary ceasefire but a century of peace. For trading: a stable environment, long-term rules, no sudden disconnections, no unreasonable restrictions. Holding onto chips is the future; only with peace can there be a long-term bull run.
Iran speaks with strength, the Revolutionary Guard fights to the death, pressing hegemonies to the negotiation table.
Iran’s firmness = repeated geopolitical risks + accelerated de-dollarization; in crypto: short-term volatility shakeout, medium-term upward movement, long-term bull market.
BTC remains strongly bullish: the more intense the geopolitical conflict, the faster the de-dollarization, the more valuable BTC becomes.
Target: By the end of the year, BTC aims for 100,000+ USD, provided the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates and institutional inflows continue.