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While the Hormuz crisis in the Middle East continues, a new step has come from Iran. Iran, which stated in the past weeks that it could receive cryptocurrency payments for transit fees from Hormuz, is preparing to launch an insurance system this time.
SWIFT will stay out
There will also be a payment option with Bitcoin for ships and tankers damaged during tensions. In this way, payment systems of the Western world, especially SWIFT, will be excluded. In this way, the USA will not be able to intervene in payments.
Will it be accepted?
It was stated that Iranian officials expect an annual income of over 10 billion dollars from the project.
However, one of the biggest obstacles here is the implementation of the "Safe Hormuz" project.
the possibility of not being recognized by some major global ports... In such a case, the relevant ships or tankers may face the danger of not being admitted to the ports of the Western world.
As it is known, the global maritime insurance system is largely based on Western insurance companies and even the London-based marine insurance system. Payments are also made through dollar-based financial infrastructure.

Qatar-based Al Arabi Al Jadid claimed that the US and Iran had agreed to a preliminary draft memorandum that included nuclear program restrictions and the release of frozen funds. The developments led to a decline in oil prices and an increase in crypto and precious metals.

With the increasing tensions in the Middle East and the deaths of US soldiers, Brent oil rose above 90 dollars. While the mutual attacks in the Russia-Ukraine war continue, Bitcoin maintains the level of 60 thousand dollars.

US President Trump said "the ceasefire agreement is over" after Iran attacked commercial ships at the NATO summit. He said he had ordered to end trade with Spain. He stated that Türkiye wants F-35s.

US President Trump announced that the peace agreement with Iran will be signed on Friday. The agreement aims to clear the Strait of Hormuz of mines and ensure the flow of oil. While oil prices fell sharply after the statements, Bitcoin recovered. Israel, on the other hand, stated that the articles of the agreement regarding the Lebanon part were not binding on them.

Hundreds of ships were stranded in the Persian Gulf due to the war launched by the USA and Israel against Iran. Iran's recent decision to allow toll payments with cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin, has led fraudsters to target shipping companies. A ship was reportedly hit after paying scammers.