# Iran İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Iran" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

A Hidden Financial War? Iran Collects Strait Passage Fees with Stablecoins

Iran has officially institutionalized a mandatory toll system for all large tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz, rejecting dollar-denominated payments. Instead, fees must be paid either via yuan-denominated wire transfers or in USD-pegged stablecoins via decentralized networks. The move is designed to bypass U.S. financial sanctions and traditional banking channels like SWIFT system. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is implementing a tiered pricing model based on geopolitical alignment: allies like China and Russia pay the lowest rates, while U.S. allies and Israel are barred entirely. Vessels must display approved flags and are escorted through the strait after payment. This marks the first time a nation has integrated cryptocurrency into strategic-level payment infrastructure at commercial scale. The mechanism could channel over $20 billion annually in stablecoins through Iranian-controlled wallets, creating a grey liquidity pool shielded by sovereign power. However, risks remain. Compliance with sanctions from the EU and UK may void insurance coverage for vessels paying the IRGC, forcing shipowners to choose between longer routes or potential financial penalties. Russia is considering a similar model for the Northern Sea Route, signaling a broader shift toward using geographic chokepoints as financial leverage in a reordered global trade system.

marsbit8 saat önce

A Hidden Financial War? Iran Collects Strait Passage Fees with Stablecoins

marsbit8 saat önce

Iran greenlights crypto for Strait of Hormuz tolls – Is BTC ultimate war hedge?

Iran now accepts cryptocurrency payments for tolls from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting crypto's emerging role as a hedge during geopolitical turmoil and inflation. While Bitcoin saw a recent 4.06% price increase, it continues to underperform gold and struggles to break out against the U.S. dollar. Market data indicates Bitcoin is in a stabilization, not recovery, phase, remaining weaker compared to traditional assets like gold—which leads in market cap rankings—while Bitcoin ranks 12th. Despite this, Bitcoin dominance stands at 59.02%, and influential figures like Michael Saylor express strong confidence in its long-term value. Analysts suggest crypto markets will retain a geopolitical risk premium until there is clarity on conflict resolution.

ambcrypto11 saat önce

Iran greenlights crypto for Strait of Hormuz tolls – Is BTC ultimate war hedge?

ambcrypto11 saat önce

Bitcoin Signals Potential Bullish Reversal as Macro Tensions and Technical Indicators Align

Bitcoin surged 4.03% to $69,700 amid geopolitical tensions and technical bullish signals. Conflicting statements from the U.S. president regarding a potential Iran deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, alongside truce speculation, contributed to a 2.5% market-wide rally. On the weekly chart, Bitcoin reclaimed the 200-week EMA, while the MACD indicator suggests a potential reversal from recent declines. Analysts note historical parallels where similar MACD patterns preceded significant bull runs. Author Robert Kiyosaki also highlighted macroeconomic risks, including debt and inflation, while endorsing Bitcoin as a hedge.

TheNewsCrypto23 saat önce

Bitcoin Signals Potential Bullish Reversal as Macro Tensions and Technical Indicators Align

TheNewsCrypto23 saat önce

‘Death markets!’ U.S lawmaker slams Polymarket bets on lost U.S soldiers in Iran

U.S. lawmaker Seth Moulton strongly criticized the prediction market platform Polymarket for allowing users to bet on the fate of a missing American soldier in Iran-downed aircraft, calling it a "disgusting death market." He also accused former President Donald Trump, an investor in Polymarket, of potentially profiting from access to non-public intelligence. Polymarket quickly removed the market, citing integrity violations and launched an internal review. This incident is part of a broader pattern; the platform previously faced scrutiny when insiders reportedly earned over $1.2 million from contracts related to U.S. strikes in Iran and the death of its former leader. Senator Chris Murphy announced plans to introduce legislation to make such markets illegal, highlighting growing ethical and regulatory concerns around prediction platforms.

ambcrypto2 gün önce 06:23

‘Death markets!’ U.S lawmaker slams Polymarket bets on lost U.S soldiers in Iran

ambcrypto2 gün önce 06:23

Bitcoin dips, oil jumps 10% amid West Asia Crisis as Trump says ‘We have all the cards’

Oil prices surged 10% following former President Donald Trump’s comments on the West Asia crisis, where he stated the war could end soon but also threatened severe consequences for Iran. This mixed messaging led to a 4% drop in Bitcoin, which fell to $66K, as market sentiment turned cautious. Traders are anticipating potential further conflict, with prediction market Polymarket pricing a 62% chance of a U.S. ground invasion of Iran in April. Such escalation could disrupt energy markets and revive inflation fears. Additionally, the U.S. tax season, ending April 15, is reducing dollar supply, typically pressuring BTC temporarily. Options market reflects heightened risk aversion, with increased demand for downside protection, indicating low conviction and anticipation of a major catalyst for directional movement.

ambcrypto04/02 23:02

Bitcoin dips, oil jumps 10% amid West Asia Crisis as Trump says ‘We have all the cards’

ambcrypto04/02 23:02

April 2 Market Summary: Trump's "Withdrawal from Iran in 2-3 Weeks" Speech Ignites Q2 Opening, Global Markets Await Tonight's 9 PM Statement

On April 2, markets continued their Q2 rally, driven by former President Trump’s announcement that U.S. troops would withdraw from Iran within "2-3 weeks," regardless of a formal agreement. This signaled a potential near-term end to the conflict, boosting risk sentiment. Stocks rose broadly: the Dow gained 0.48%, the S&P 500 rose 0.72%, and the Nasdaq advanced 1.16%. Energy stocks fell over 4% as WTI dropped below $100/barrel on ceasefire expectations. Tech stocks, including Intel, surged. SpaceX filed for a secret IPO, and OpenAI raised $122B at an $852B valuation. Gold rose 2.25% as lower oil eased inflation fears, supporting rate cut expectations. Bitcoin traded calmly between $67.8k–$68.5k, while Iran’s threat to target U.S. tech firms highlighted Bitcoin’s resilience narrative. Trump’s evening speech confirmed Iran’s ceasefire request, but markets await further developments, including key U.S. economic data and the April 6 deadline for potential strikes on Iranian infrastructure.

marsbit04/02 01:31

April 2 Market Summary: Trump's "Withdrawal from Iran in 2-3 Weeks" Speech Ignites Q2 Opening, Global Markets Await Tonight's 9 PM Statement

marsbit04/02 01:31

Trump Says US Leaving Iran Soon — What This Means For Bitcoin And Oil

President Trump announced the U.S. may withdraw military forces from Iran within two to three weeks, conditional on achieving its military objectives. This news prompted immediate market reaction, with oil prices cooling and stocks rising as fears of a Strait of Hormuz blockade eased. However, ongoing strikes indicate potential continued volatility. Bitcoin, trading around $68,500, is highly sensitive to these developments. A swift U.S. exit could trigger a relief rally in risk assets like Bitcoin, while prolonged conflict could cause investors to flee to traditional hedges. The situation remains uncertain as the U.S. aims to degrade Iran's capabilities before departing.

bitcoinist04/01 21:32

Trump Says US Leaving Iran Soon — What This Means For Bitcoin And Oil

bitcoinist04/01 21:32

95-Year-Old Buffett Said 7 Things: Now Is Not the Time to Bottom-Fish, Nuclear Weapons Will Eventually Be Used

Warren Buffett, at 95 and recently stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, remains actively involved, still going to the office daily and consulting on investments, though he defers final decisions to his successor, Greg Abel. He admitted selling Apple stock too early but still holds a significant stake, emphasizing he would buy more only if the price drops sufficiently, not at current levels. Despite recent market declines, he remains calm, recalling far steeper drops in Berkshire’s history. Buffett criticized the Fed’s 2% inflation target, advocating for zero inflation to preserve savings value, and praised Chair Powell’s crisis management. He announced the return of his charity lunch, now alongside Stephen Curry and his wife, with proceeds split between Glide Foundation and the Currys' charity. He addressed his severed contact with Bill Gates post-Epstein files release, avoiding commentary due to potential legal implications. On global threats, he expressed grave concern over nuclear proliferation, especially involving Iran and North Korea, stating nuclear use is inevitable within centuries as more nations acquire them. Throughout, Buffett focused forward, avoiding nostalgia, still engaged with future economic and geopolitical shifts.

marsbit04/01 06:28

95-Year-Old Buffett Said 7 Things: Now Is Not the Time to Bottom-Fish, Nuclear Weapons Will Eventually Be Used

marsbit04/01 06:28

April 1 Market Summary: Iranian President's 'Willingness to Cease War' Triggers Epic Rebound, But Is This Really Not an April Fool's Joke?

On April 1, Wall Street experienced a significant rally, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq posting their largest single-day gains in months, driven by reports that former President Trump is willing to end military action against Iran and Iranian President Pezeshkian expressed openness to cease hostilities under certain conditions. This triggered a broad-based risk-on surge, particularly in tech stocks like Nvidia and Meta, as well as travel and consumer sectors, on hopes of reduced oil prices, lower inflation, and potential Fed rate cuts. However, oil markets showed divergence: WTI fell on ceasefire hopes, while Brent crude surged due to reports of a tanker attack. Bitcoin rose about 2%, and Coinbase shares jumped over 6%, reflecting renewed liquidity optimism. Despite the rally, Q1 2026 was marked by significant losses across major indices, heavily influenced by war-driven oil spikes and dashed rate-cut expectations. The article cautions that sustained recovery depends on tangible evidence, such as the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and questions whether the positive signals are genuine or an April Fools' illusion.

marsbit04/01 01:45

April 1 Market Summary: Iranian President's 'Willingness to Cease War' Triggers Epic Rebound, But Is This Really Not an April Fool's Joke?

marsbit04/01 01:45

Here’s what happened in crypto today: $414M ETF outflows, “Mined in America” bill & more

Amid heightened US-Iran tensions, the crypto market faced significant pressure, with altcoins hit particularly hard—40% were at or near all-time lows, a more severe state than the previous cycle. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $414 million in outflows, breaking a four-week inflow streak, as rising oil prices and inflation fears dampened investor sentiment. Meanwhile, US Senators proposed the "Mined in America" bill to promote domestic cryptocurrency mining and establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Additionally, the Speaker of Iran’s Parliament offered trading advice, suggesting that pre-market news often acts as a "reverse indicator." Both crypto and stock markets reacted sharply to geopolitical developments, with BTC briefly rallying before declining again.

ambcrypto03/31 13:31

Here’s what happened in crypto today: $414M ETF outflows, “Mined in America” bill & more

ambcrypto03/31 13:31

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