The US and Iran are really playing the media game well right now: The night before last, Iran released a version of the agreement memo, and the US denied it. Last night, the US released a version of the agreement memo, and Iran denied it. But the market is buying it. Essentially, both sides are using public opinion to pressure and influence each other. They both have a strong desire to reach an agreement, but neither wants to make concessions on key issues—or if they do, they need to consider the domestic and international impact. Through this media battle, they’re not only signaling their stance but also sending messages to other factions domestically, preparing the ground. Both the US and Iran are doing this. It’s just like what we discussed earlier here: https://(x.com)/qinbafrank/status/2059097307124269240?s=20. The US and Iran are increasingly likely to reach a truce model similar to last year’s US-China trade war resolution. This post is sponsored by @bitget_zh: "Bitget Trade US Stocks: Instant Entry, Smooth Transactions."