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18 hours of negotiations. One Trump threat in the middle of the discussion. A walkout. And then a deal was reached. It is not the original deal, though. It happened earlier, on June 15, when Trump and Pezeshkian signed the MOU to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, to push BTC to $67,000 and to liquidate shorts worth $198M. This week was a test for the deal, under pressure. Indeed, it almost failed. On June 21, Iran left the Burgenstock resort in the middle of discussions following Trump's posting that unless Iran ceases the support for its proxies in Lebanon, the US will hit them "very hard again, only harder". The Iranian reaction? They won't come back until an apology and Israel leaves south Lebanon. BTC declined below $64,000 and oil rose by 2%. They did come back, anyway. Trump's VP, Vance, who was there in person, was cautiously optimistic about the progress throughout the whole time. 18 hours of discussions led to the two results from the Iranian FM – a safe passage procedure for Hormuz shipping and some progress in unfreezing Iranian assets. A High-Level Committee was created for the 60 days' implementation process. The numbers don't lie when compared for two different days. On June 15, the MOU signing was followed by Nasdaq gaining 1.71%, S&P 500 going up by 1.22%, and BTC trading around $67,000. By June 22, after the Swiss meeting has remained unchanged, the WTI stands at $77.54/bbl and the BTC at $64,000, remaining stable amid very high readings of the fear gauge. The strait represents 20% of world’s oil shipments. The markets have priced it in. Geopolitical risks have cooled off, while crypto risks remain sky-high. Which side of the fence are you on? #HormuzDealBackOnTrack #ETHWhaleShortWall #StablecoinKYCCrackdown $BTC