The Iranian parliament has resolved to close the Strait of Hormuz, Bitcoin has fallen below $100,000, and Ethereum has lost $2200.

Iran's parliament approved the closure of the Strait of Hormoz, detonating a crypto market shock and bitcoin falling below $100,000. (Synopsis: Trump: The United States successfully "attacked 3 nuclear facilities in Iran" broke the half-century red line, and Bitcoin crashed $100,866) (Background supplement: New York Times reveals the reason for the US bombing of Iran? Trump delivered a national address at 10:00, and the United States has begun to evacuate overseas Chinese from Israel) After the United States used B-2 "Ghost" strategic bombers this morning to carry out air strikes and bombings on Iran's three nuclear facilities, Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan, the Iranian parliament overwhelmingly passed the motion to close the Strait of Hormoz in the evening, although it is still pending the final decision of the Supreme National Security Council, but the news immediately dropped a shock bomb on the global market. Bitcoin writers are currently trading as low as $99,066, missing the $100,000 mark and the lowest since May 8. Ethereum fell even more, falling below $2,200 and dropping as low as $2,155. The Strait of Hormoz holds about a quarter of the world's oil shipments, and in the event of a disruption, the energy supply chain will quickly tighten. It is understood that Iran already has shore-based missiles, drones, mines and small speedboats, which can cause interference to merchant ships; However, the US aircraft carriers "Ford" and "Nimitz" have also been deployed nearby, which can carry out escort and mine clearance operations in response to the situation, but in any case, it will inevitably affect the safety and cost of the route. Iran will not really blockade? At present, Iran's Supreme National Security Council has not made a final decision. But Rubin, a former U.S. Department of Defense and now director of policy analysis at the Enterprise Institute (AEI), warned in an interview with Asian News International: "If Iran really locks the Strait of Hormoz, it will not lose blood from its opponents first, but from itself." He pointed out that this maritime lifeline is not only crucial for Iran's adversaries, but also for Tehran's close partners. Rubin analysis: About 44% of the world's fuel oil flows through the Strait of Hormoz to Asia, with China eating the largest share and India getting a piece of the pie. If Iran closes hard, the market will indeed cramp briefly, but Iran itself will first suffocate due to the blocking of fuel imports. "Once the valve is closed, their economy and military power will shrink all the way," Rubin bluntly said, not so much a military reality as a political show. The risk-off narrative heats up: Bitcoin's duality test JPMorgan estimates that if the strait is blocked for a long time, oil prices may soar to $120 ~ $130 per barrel, and may trigger global stagnation inflation. However, historical experience shows that when inflation expectations rise, bitcoin is often regarded as a store of value due to scarcity. Whether Bitcoin can demonstrate its safe-haven nature this time is on the radar of global investors. Related reports Experts kick Trump's "Made in the USA" mobile phone T1 suspected Chinese OEM goods: three times more expensive fundamental IQ tax "Trump brand mobile phone" binding encryption: is it a self-fattening money printing machine, or is it imitating Solana's wealth code? Is Trump going to do something to Iran? U.S. bombers stationed in Spanish military bases, triple strategic response to the escalation of the Iran-Israel conflict (Iranian parliament decided to close the Strait of Hormoz, bitcoin fell below $100,000, Ethereum lost $2,200) This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".