Just hours after Trump said negotiations with Iran were “making progress”… the US launched new airstrikes near the Strait of Hormuz. One side was talking diplomacy. The other side was launching missiles. And the market immediately understood: the current ceasefire remains extremely fragile. Washington described the strikes as “self-defense” following attacks targeting maritime activity in the region. But for investors, the bigger message was clear: the Middle East could still explode at any moment. The market reaction came almost instantly: - gold dropped more than 1% - silver plunged over 3% - oil bounced higher as traders priced in rising geopolitical risk Now all eyes are locked on Hormuz, the route responsible for transporting nearly 20% of the world’s oil supply. And just one more escalation could trigger: - another surge in oil prices - violent swings in equities - and extreme volatility across crypto markets driven by geopolitical headlines The most dangerous part right now is this: the market no longer knows whether to trust: diplomatic progress or military strikes happening only hours later. And when global markets begin trading uncertainty itself…every asset suddenly becomes fragile. #OKXPizzaDay #USIranDealStandoff $BTC $ETH