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The weekend has ended, and there have been no reports of a new direct military conflict between the U.S. and Iran. Trump’s current priority is clear: first, alleviate energy and economic pressures within the U.S. Whether it’s temporarily easing sanctions on Russian diesel trade or postponing new sanctions against Russia, it’s evident he wants to create space for negotiations. After all, oil prices remain high, inflation is stubbornly persistent, and the pressure of the upcoming midterm elections is undeniable. This week, for bitcoin:native, I expect primarily sideways movement. The key will be whether Russian energy supplies can actually increase and whether both Russia and Ukraine genuinely reduce attacks on energy infrastructure. The Middle East situation remains a critical variable for oil prices—until there’s tangible improvement, macroeconomic pressures will persist.

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