During the live broadcast, I took a short position on Bitcoin at 69128.9. Of course, my judgment might not be correct, and this position could be wiped out. If you're trading derivatives, please do your own research. Overall, with oil prices rising so much now, capital is unlikely to flow heavily into Bitcoin. Increased production costs and declining profits will definitely impact stock prices—that's a solid fact.

Speculative funds are more likely to go into oil for speculation rather than Bitcoin.

Today, on-chain holdings of BlackRock are selling again. Although MicroStrategy bought around 18,000 more, it can only delay the decline. Once the US stock market starts to drop, Bitcoin won't be able to hold steady either.

The overall situation in the Middle East is becoming more and more complicated. I can't predict which direction it will develop. I'm not an international affairs expert, but Iran is very much like China during the Korean War—lacking advanced weapons, no air superiority, only fighting spirit. Thinking about it, I really believe Iran might have a chance to come out on top. When Bitcoin hit 69,000, I also sold my spot holdings.

Trump is just a narcissist; what he says is no longer human language. I think he's just a crazy p! I seriously suspect that Trump is a Chinese Communist Party mole lurking in the United States!