Iranian speedboats are even more panicked, and so am I as a crypto trader

The US military just changed the rules in the Middle East:
Seeing Iranian speedboats or missile positions, they can strike directly.
The Strait of Hormuz, the atmosphere suddenly becomes tense.

I glanced at my phone, Bitcoin is still there.
Then I looked again, oh, it's gone.

Their US military is an "authorized strike" target,
I'm "ready to be struck at any time"—
A big player sneezes, and I lose a zero.

I used to think speedboats were a threat,
Now I think the K-line lighting up at midnight is the real threat.
The US military at least has an early warning system,
I only have one "liquidation SMS."

Day after day,
Others care about oil prices, gold, arms stocks,
I only care if I can survive to see 12 o'clock tonight.

Crypto trading is too bitter,
Bitter enough that I want to sail through the Strait of Hormuz—
At least there, rules can change and someone still manages.
And my only rule is:
If it rises, I don't sell; if it falls, I don't run.

$BTC