🚨Explosion at the Strait of Hormuz! Iran's proposal rewrites the landscape of the oil market and crypto circle

Family members! Just now, Reuters broke major news from the Middle East: Iran has put forward a passage proposal for the Strait of Hormuz, directly stirring up global energy and crypto markets!
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🔥Core proposal: Controlled openness—retreat to advance

Iran proposes: If conflict is to be avoided, allow ships to sail freely through the Strait on the Oman side, with no risk of attack; Iran continues to retain control of its own waters, while Oman independently manages its side of the waters.
Key details:
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✅- Only open the shipping lanes on the Oman side; Iran’s core control over its waters yields nothing, and the initiative is fully in its hands
✅- The only prerequisite for the proposal to be implemented: the U.S. meets Iran’s demands
✅- Key issues like mine clearance and passage of Israeli ships are left with ample contingencies

⛽Impact on the oil market: Cooling in the short term, a sword hanging overhead in the long term
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The Strait of Hormuz carries 20% of the world’s oil and 1/3 of LNG transportation:

✅- Short-term: Conflict risk cools down, and oil prices face short-term pressure
✅- Long-term: Iran’s energy lifeline control is not lost; geopolitical premiums persist, and volatility in the oil market increases

🪙Good news for the crypto market: Bitcoin’s safe-haven logic is reinforced again

This round of geopolitical games continues to “feed blood” into Bitcoin:

1. Uncertainty in the Middle East boosts demand for non-sovereign assets, firmly cementing the “digital gold” position
2. The U.S.’ influence in the Middle East is dealt a blow; the credibility of the dollar faces pressure, and funds rush into crypto assets
3. De-dollarization of energy trade extends, and demand for Bitcoin cross-border settlement continues to grow

🫵Summary
This is not a compromise, but a strategic counterstrike: use an open posture to force U.S. concessions, while keeping the ability to cut off global energy at any time—directly breaking the U.S.’ strait hegemony and reshaping the Middle East landscape. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments!