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Many friends know about high-yield US Treasury bonds, but for those in the crypto market, there are certain barriers from account opening to funding, which isn't very user-friendly. So today, I have prepared a step-by-step tutorial to teach everyone how to purchase US Treasury bonds using stablecoins through a transfer method. This article was completed under the guidance of Brother Wu @qinbafrank This tweet is sponsored by @OfficialApeXdex | Dex With ApeX

First of all, happy Pizza Day to all my friends! Whether you eat pizza or not is not important; what matters is understanding the sentiment towards holding Bitcoin. It’s precisely because of this day that I’m constantly reminded to try not to sell my $BTC. That’s what I’ve done—from the first time I bought Bitcoin until now, I have never sold any. This might be my most stubborn belief, though it may not necessarily be right, especially after going through several rollercoaster rides. But if I had been afraid of the rollercoaster from the start and chose to sell, I really don’t know if I would still have these Bitcoins now. I might have been shaken out at some point. Having a bit of faith is good after all. Today has been full of twists and turns. The issues between the US and Iran have been pushing to the limit. The Strait of Hormuz is still not fully open, but I heard that the US and Iran have reached an agreement, and the final result will be announced in a few hours. After this news came out, WTI prices have fallen back below $97. The market has chosen to believe it. Hopefully, this is for real. I’ve also seen some data showing that the American public is very dissatisfied with Trump now. The inexplicable strikes against Iran have caused US inflation to rise, and data shows Trump’s approval rating is declining. This must be very painful for Trump, who is determined to achieve big things, especially with less than half a year until the midterm elections. Back to Bitcoin data, I still stick to my judgment: the current price of $BTC still depends on the mood of the US stock market, and the US stock market depends on the US economy and political stance. So if many people think they will see Bitcoin at $60,000 or even lower, that means the US stock market will also experience a significant pullback. At least from the current data, BTC is still very healthy. More investors are leaning towards long-term holding, and short-term trading investors are decreasing. #Bitget means VIP! Crypto, US stocks, CFDs, a one-stop global opportunity layout

Today's market is actually quite clear. The main reason for the rise is the indication from the US and Iran that an agreement might be reached. But honestly, this optimism mainly comes from the US side; I haven't seen any related content in Iranian media, so it might just be a unilateral victory announcement from the US or Trump, with Iran not cooperating at all. Although the US stock market has driven Bitcoin up, and both WTI and Brent have declined, there is no information about Iran allowing passage through the Strait of Hormuz. On the contrary, Iran is still setting its own regulations for managing the Strait of Hormuz, which makes it hard for me to be optimistic in advance, as such back-and-forth has happened too many times. Of course, there is no better approach at the moment. So far, my short position on WTI has started to show paper profits, and the liquidation price has consistently stayed above $120. The funding rate is not high now, so I can hold on for two more days to see how it goes. I still believe that even if the Strait of Hormuz is not yet open, it won't take too long. The Federal Reserve's April meeting minutes released today also address this issue. Many Fed officials are starting to consider re-evaluating rate hikes if inflation continues to rise. This is the biggest challenge for Trump. With Walsh in charge, there's no talk of rate cuts; with oil prices this high, rate cuts are impossible unless Trump can completely resolve the Strait of Hormuz issue. Moreover, the inflation caused by the Strait of Hormuz issue is not just affecting the US; most countries worldwide, including China, are impacted. Therefore, pressure on Iran will be comprehensive, and the longer this drags on, the worse it is for Iran. Back to Bitcoin data, I have always maintained that more investors are shifting to long-term holding. Currently, the $BTC price is mainly determined by short-term investors, and what influences short-term investors is the US macro environment, politics, and economy. Although today's meeting minutes are not good, as long as we see talks between the US and Iran and the Strait of Hormuz open, these issues won't matter. #Bitget VIP access is here! Crypto, US stocks, CFDs, global opportunities all in one place

I no longer believe anyone who talks about how the US and Iran are negotiating. I only watch the oil prices. As long as WTI oil prices don't drop, everything said is meaningless. Oil prices are currently the most important indicator for measuring US-Iran relations. I've been shorting WTI for a while now. Fortunately, Binance's funding rate has been adjusted, and luckily I settled once before; otherwise, holding on until now would have left me with nowhere to cry. The strategy of shorting WTI on rallies is definitely correct, but you must pay attention to the funding rate. To save costs, you can short through brokers, which is the cheapest option but hard to leverage. If you're only shorting at 1x leverage, the best choice is still through brokers. However, if you want leverage, exchanges are indeed more convenient.