OIL PRICES SLIDE AS US–IRAN TENSIONS SHOW SIGNS OF EASING Just yesterday… Markets were panicking after the US strike on Iran. Investors were bracing for a major energy shock. Some were already calling for $100 oil. But within hours, renewed progress in US–Iran negotiations changed everything. WTI crude has now fallen back toward $90 per barrel, almost completely erasing the war-driven spike triggered by the US attack. That reveals something extremely important about today’s market: Traders are no longer pricing in war. They’re pricing in the POSSIBILITY of peace. The moment investors sensed: - the Strait of Hormuz may remain stable - oil supply disruptions could be avoided - and neither side wants full escalation - money immediately rotated out of defensive positioning. But beneath this sharp drop lies a very fragile market. Because all it takes is: - another military strike - a hardline response from Tehran - or failed negotiations …for the entire geopolitical risk premium to return within hours. This is no longer a normal commodities market. It’s a headline-driven battlefield. What makes this even more dramatic: Oil has now returned almost exactly to the levels seen before the US strike on Iran. As if the market is trying to say: “Maybe the world isn’t falling apart… yet.” But the real question remains: Is this the beginning of de-escalation? Or just a brief moment of calm before a much bigger storm? The market is watching every headline in real time. #USIranDealOnTheEdge $BTC $ETH