According to Axios reports and multiple media outlets, Trump did indeed use foul language during his phone call with Netanyahu on June 1st. Core content of the call: According to reports, Trump questioned Netanyahu during a phone call, "What the fuck are you doing?" and accused him, "If it weren't for me, you would have been in jail long ago. I've been saving you. Now everyone hates you, and everyone hates Israel because of this A US official said, "This is one of the worst conversations between Trump and Netanyahu since he took office again." During the conversation, Trump "forcefully suppressed" Netanyahu, who replied, "Okay, okay, just make sure everything is okay Iran's suspension of negotiations is true: On June 1st, Iran's semi official Tasnim News Agency reported that due to Israel's continued attacks on Lebanon, the Iranian negotiating team has suspended dialogue with the United States through intermediaries. Iran has also decided to completely close the Strait of Hormuz as a retaliatory measure. Reasons for Iran's suspension of negotiations: ·Dissatisfied with the recent US airstrikes on coastal cities in Iran ·The US side "secretly changed the terms of the agreement" at the last minute and did not inform Iran ·Israel continues to expand military operations in Lebanon The two sides have not completely broken down: the US Iran negotiations are still in a tug of war. What is the impact of the US Iran situation on Bitcoin? Bitcoin is facing a 'double squeeze': geopolitical risk+liquidity tightening. According to Edgen data, on June 1st, Bitcoin briefly fell below $71000 due to a forced liquidation of over $400 million caused by the US Iran military strike, with long positions accounting for over 90%. The US spot Bitcoin ETF recorded a net outflow of approximately $2.97 billion, while BlackRock IBIT recorded one of the largest single day divestment events since its launch. The triple impact of the US Iran situation on Bitcoin prices: Firstly, the rise in oil prices → the increase in inflation expectations → the rise in US bond yields → the pressure on risk assets. This is the most direct transmission path. The correlation between Bitcoin and Nasdaq is as high as 0.43, essentially belonging to high beta risk assets, not "digital gold". Secondly, Iran's suspension of negotiations means that the geopolitical risk premium will not diminish in the short term. The market's previous expectation of "agreement reached" pricing is being revised, with risk aversion dominating. According to expert analysis cited by CCTV, Israel is taking advantage of the negotiation deadlock to seek greater benefits. Thirdly, gold and crude oil have more hedging properties in conflicts, with funds flowing from BTC to traditional hedging assets. The data shows that the correlation between Bitcoin and gold is only 0.15, and the "digital gold" attribute is not stable. The main downward trend of Bitcoin's weekly 5th wave is underway, and the suspension of negotiations between the US and Iran will only make the overall market environment worse. Adding a knife to the edge will accelerate the downward trend of Bitcoin prices.