The U.S. and Iran have been awkward from the start, but I believe that after experiencing a war, both sides will restrain themselves to prevent the conflict from escalating further—especially in the Strait of Hormuz. I've emphasized this repeatedly: it's no longer just Iran's issue, nor the U.S.'s issue; it's a global issue now. Looking at the trend, WTI prices have already reflected the market's expectations for the U.S.-Iran situation. The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is inevitable, driven by pressure from all sides. Yesterday, Iran was still giving the U.S. a hard time, talking about blocking the Strait of Hormuz. But today, even though the Strait of Hormuz hasn't reopened yet, WTI prices have continued to drop. Price is the best indicator of market sentiment. For this trade, I'll take profit around $70. There might still be $5 to $10 of room below, but that space is too small and could be volatile, so I'll pass on it. For this complete WTI trade, I'll write a detailed reflection after closing the position. But for now, my advice to everyone is: if you're not watching the market daily or trading short-term, try to avoid going long on WTI—it’s just not worth it. Bitget is here, and it's VIP status all the way! Crypto, U.S. stocks, CFDs—global opportunities, all in one place.