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Iran is indeed a smokescreen. It's actually very simple. If you were the decision-maker in Iran, would you inform the world a day in advance that you are going to launch a nuclear bomb tonight? Would you give the global financial community a chance to clear out and short the market? Moreover, regarding old Powell's traditional statements, it has always been this way: interest rate cuts may happen quickly, or they may not happen quickly.
Now let's take a look at the Ethereum market. After a night of intense long and short battles, Ethereum tested the 2460 support three times and the 2540 resistance four times, but failed to break through this entire consolidation zone. In this narrow consolidation zone, there really isn't much to do; at most, you can lightly position yourself on the left side at the resistance and support levels, following the fluctuations to capture a profit of about 40 points up and down.

Leave the rest to time, patiently wait for the market to give you a satisfactory point, and hold your hands.