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Why is Saudi Arabia so wealthy, yet no country has ever thought of attacking it? The reason is simple: Saudi Arabia is too rich! This country, sitting on a gold mine of oil, has literally wrapped itself in seven layers of armor with its "cash ability"—militarily stacked with American equipment, diplomatically tied to the U.S., China, and Russia, economically controlling the global energy lifeline, and religiously holding the heart of the Islamic world.
In addition to these overt defenses, Saudi Arabia has been very clever by never having expansionist ambitions and not provoking major powers, giving no country an excuse to act against it. It only thinks about protecting its oil industry, making stable profits, and when there are conflicts with neighboring countries, it mostly seeks resolution through major powers, rarely taking the initiative to use force.
Currently, all major global economies are deeply tied to Saudi oil; as long as Saudi oil exports remain stable, global energy prices will not experience significant fluctuations. If Saudi Arabia were to be attacked, oil prices would skyrocket several times in a short period, impacting both developed countries in Europe and America, as well as developing countries like China and India, leading to severe economic repercussions. Therefore, no major power would allow another country to attack Saudi Arabia; if someone really did take action, it would mean offending all major global economies, which would be unsustainable in terms of the subsequent pressure.
Even Israel, which has had a contentious relationship with Saudi Arabia for many years, does not dare to attack Saudi Arabia. Israel is backed by the U.S., which itself needs Saudi cooperation to stabilize oil prices and would not allow Israel to act recklessly. Moreover, Saudi Arabia possesses strategic missiles that can cover the entire Middle East; if a war were to break out, no one would benefit.
In short, attacking Saudi Arabia is fundamentally a losing proposition; the profits from capturing oil fields do not outweigh the costs of global sanctions and the expenses of maintaining an occupation, and no rational country would do such a foolish thing. The comprehensive defenses built up from oil revenue make it so that no one dares to easily consider attacking it.

$SOL Today I saw the giant whales on-chain 83, 85, 86, 87, and 91 being liquidated. Currently, there are over 100 giant whales left. It is anticipated that the market makers will not directly pull out the retail investors, but may first lower the prices to kill the long positions, and then let the long positions' profits be flushed out.
Tip: Currently, the number of short whales is twice that of long whales, and the liquidation price for most long positions is between 68-62.8.

Operational Suggestions: If you want to bottom fish and take long positions, you can buy at 62.8 with a stop loss at 61.

If you want to short, you can place a short order at 104.3 with a stop loss at 105.

👉 No technical indicators are concentrated near the liquidation price.

Core Tip: On March 7th, SOL will be unlocked, and on the day of unlocking, there may be a price increase for selling. It may go to take out the liquidity at 104. Personal advice, for reference only.

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Maduro's recent actions are truly a case of a hot face sticking to a cold ass, and he and his wife ended up in the mix, staging a most authentic live demonstration of American hegemony for the whole world!

On January 2nd, Maduro even reached out to the U.S. through reporters, making a gesture that was quite soft: he said he was willing to discuss a drug prohibition agreement with the U.S., provided the dialogue was serious; if the U.S. wanted Venezuela's oil, the Venezuelan side would welcome American investment at any time; even a comprehensive economic development agreement could be discussed.

At that time, I thought that Maduro was either truly panicking, knowing that confronting the U.S. head-on would yield no good results, wanting to soften his stance for stability; or he was playing a strategy of retreating to advance, wanting to first numb the U.S. and buy himself some breathing room. But who would have thought that the U.S. wouldn't take his goodwill seriously, not even bothering to respond, and on January 3rd, sent military planes directly into the capital of Venezuela to capture the Maduro couple, reportedly bringing them back to the U.S.!

This matter is really too ironic. Maduro, with a mindset for cooperation, actively extended an olive branch, thinking of exchanging oil and economic agreements for peace; the result was that the U.S. used its actions to tell him: in the face of absolute hegemony, your compromises and concessions are worthless. What the U.S. has always wanted is not some cooperation agreement, but to completely control Venezuela, keeping this oil-rich nation in its grip.

What’s even more thought-provoking is that this incident has sounded an alarm for all countries targeted by the U.S.: when negotiating with the U.S., never hold onto the illusion that submission will lead to preservation. The logic of the U.S. has always been that those who follow me thrive, while those who oppose me perish; as long as it does not align with its interests, even if you take the initiative to bow down, when it decides to act, it will do so without hesitation. Maduro's experience is the most vivid example—against hegemonism, compromise does not earn respect; only with sufficient strength can one truly stand firm.

If #川普 #TRUMP is caught or taken down, will the bull market $BTC come to an end?

$PIPPIN Zhuang Ge's operation is really impressive, pulling in so many whales in half an hour. Zhuang Ge can net them now; if it's too late, these whales will run away! 😄😄😄

$TRADOOR Don't be fooled! This kind of step-up increase is designed to prevent short sellers from exiting. As long as there is a large bearish candle, all these artificially inflated candlesticks will have to be released.