U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin cites 50-day price increase for 50-year Iran nuclear-free peace.

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said a 50-day period of price increases could lead to a 50-year nuclear-free Iran. When asked about crypto price trends, he noted the timeframe is an example, possibly 30 to 100 days. Price analysis shows the goal remains to weaken the Iranian regime and secure Middle East stability. Mnuchin emphasized long-term peace over short-term market shifts.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: U.S. Treasury Secretary Bentsen said, “I believe the American people understand that after a temporary 50-day period of price increases—I don’t want to lock in the timeframe too tightly, but let’s say 50 days—prices will eventually come down; in return, we will gain 50 years of peace: a nuclear-free Iranian regime. Thanks to President Trump, the American people are beginning to grasp this truth: without security, there can be no prosperity.” When asked whether this meant prices would begin to fall after 50 days, Bentsen replied, “I was just using that as an illustrative example. I don’t know if it will be 30 days, 50 days, or 100 days, but what matters is securing 50 years of peace in the Middle East and weakening the Iranian regime.” (NBC News)

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