According to ICE data, before Trump posted key comments on Iran that triggered sharp oil price volatility, the crude oil futures market had already shown obvious anomalies—the time window of large-scale short selling concentration highly coincided with the message release time. The market began questioning whether "rat trading" or information leaks occurred in advance.

Current oil prices are the "pricing master switch" for global assets, with each move affecting everything. If key information is leaked in advance and large capital gets to position ahead, it not only damages ordinary investors' interests but also undermines the fundamental market pricing mechanism. Imagine: if every geopolitical event is accompanied by signs of "front-running," who would still trust the price discovery function?

After Trump's post, oil prices plummeted over 14%, while gold and bitcoin rallied across the board—this is normally the market's response to peace expectations. But if this volatility was built on information asymmetry, then the so-called "market reaction" becomes a tool for large capital to harvest liquidity.

More frightening than oil price volatility itself is the market's trust crisis in information fairness. The crypto market just experienced clarified regulatory frameworks from the SEC and CFTC; traditional commodity markets should not degenerate into "gray zones of information games." Fairness is the bottom line for all markets.

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