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I am surprised nobody is talking about Donald Trump’s investments in Dubai as a factor in Iran’s increased aggression toward the city compared to other Gulf countries.
I always believed Dubai was the safest city in the world, and internally it probably still is. However, recent geopolitical developments have shifted that view.
Donald Trump has major real estate partnerships in Dubai, including massive projects with leading companies like DAMAC.
In my view, Iran is targeting Dubai more than other cities because of these Trump-linked investments. Damaging those properties could be a way to hit

Important levels after the recent shift in market structure for #Bitcoin
For me, a weekly close above 69k would already be a positive signal.
A close above 73.7k would likely confirm the next move toward the 84k region since there is very little resistance above that zone.
Even reclaiming 70.6k on a close would be a bullish sign.
However, if $BTC gets rejected again and closes below 66k, then the 55k to 58k region becomes a realistic downside target.
These next closes will matter a lot.

Back to crypto and trading. Enough of following this madness.

Absolute madness. I just hope all these countries involved in war, directly or indirectly simply nuke each other and get it over with.
Fucking hell. Never thought a paedophile sexual predator like Jeffrey Epstein and his gang would have brought the world to world war.
Never thought some of the safest middle east places like Dubai and Qatar would have got themselves involved into this madness. Even Saudi Arabia. Paying for there slavery to United States.
At this point of time I am scared for my relatives. I kind of have too many relatives in almost every middle east country. Never thought the

I have been watching Lighter very closely and the deeper I go, the stronger my conviction becomes that $LIT still feels early relative to where this ecosystem could be heading.
Right now $LIT sits around a 1.4B FDV while Hyperliquid's $HYPE trades closer to a 30B FDV. I am not saying Lighter will replace Hyperliquid or suddenly dominate the space, but the valuation gap between a fast growing perp infrastructure play and the current market pricing feels too wide to ignore. Even a conservative re rating from here starts to look interesting.
What stands out most is how quickly supply has tightene