Israel-US-Iran Conflict Surpasses 100 Days, One Key to US-Iran Reconciliation Lies in Asset Unfreezing?
The U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict has surpassed 100 days, with peace talks remaining difficult. A key sticking point in U.S.-Iran negotiations is the approximately $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets, including around $1 billion in cryptocurrencies like USDT, BTC, and ETH seized by the U.S. Treasury. Iran demands at least 50% of its assets be unfrozen immediately upon any agreement, a condition U.S. President Trump has firmly rejected, insisting no sanctions will be lifted early. Trump's inconsistent statements about an imminent deal have complicated negotiations. Iran has proposed a four-phase peace plan, with the second phase focusing on core issues like asset unfreezing. Meanwhile, the U.S. is reportedly considering using the frozen Iranian funds to aid Gulf nations affected by the conflict. Analysts suggest the asset dispute and broader geopolitical tensions mean a pattern of "fighting while talking" is likely to continue, with the conflict having a general macro impact on crypto markets rather than causing direct sell-offs of specific assets.
Odaily星球日报06/10 10:34
