This sleep lasted until the afternoon. After waking up, I reviewed the news I missed and found that Iran's cooperation was not very high, and it is very likely that this is another instance of unilateral propaganda from the United States. However, from various signs, it appears that there has indeed been substantial communication between Iran and the United States this time, and there should be two points of detail that have not yet been agreed upon:

1. Who will manage the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran claims that it will manage it, while the United States states that it is giving Iran 30 days to "wrap things up." Regardless of the perspective, the price of WTI is very likely to experience some fluctuations.

2. The issue of enriched uranium.

This issue seems to be the main reason why the United States and Iran have not yet reached a complete reconciliation. From the current information, it is highly likely that the United States will offer a slight easing to Iran, though what this entails is still unknown, and this easing likely does not meet Iran's satisfaction.

Considering these two points, even if the Strait of Hormuz can officially resume passage before trading opens on Tuesday, getting WTI prices back below $80 will likely take some time. Therefore, I have resumed taking a short position at $91.

With the same logic, if WTI continues to rise, I will keep shorting at high levels, adding to my position about every $0.5 increase. I have no expected price, but my intuition (which may not be accurate) tells me it is very likely I will receive orders at high levels.

Although I opened a short position in CLUSDT on Binance, I still recommend that if the target price is below $80, it is best to open positions with a brokerage, as this process might take quite a while, and the funding rate for positions opened on exchanges should not be cheap.

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