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#JapanElection
Sanae Takaichi's Landing Victory Unleashes a New Era for Japan.
✨ In the general elections held in Japan on February 8, 2026, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, achieved its biggest victory in history, securing a supermajority in the lower house of parliament. According to results from public broadcaster NHK, the LDP alone won 316 of the 465 seats in the lower house, while its coalition partner, the Japan Innovation Party, reached a total of 352 seats. This result gives Takaichi the power to overcome the vetoes of the opposition-controlled upper house.
✨ Takaichi, who took office in October 2025 as Japan's first female prime minister, aimed to secure public approval of her leadership by calling for early elections in January 2026. Her election victory paves the way for her to fulfill her promise to suspend the 8% sales tax on food products for two years. Takaichi, at a press conference, stated that "Responsible and proactive fiscal policy is at the core of the policy transition," committing to implementing tax cuts as soon as possible, but emphasizing that he would avoid new borrowing.
✨ Before the election, the LDP had been penalized for money scandals in the 2024 elections and lost its simple majority. However, thanks to Takaichi's popularity, the party achieved its highest representation in the lower house in the post-war period. Opposition parties suffered heavy defeats; the main opposition party experienced significant losses. The victory gives Takaichi the opportunity to advance his immigration, tough stance against China, and economic agenda.
✨ Markets reacted positively to this victory: the Nikkei 225 index rose 3.4% to a record high of 57,000. Takaichi promised to build confidence with the markets after the victory.

#BitcoinBouncesBack
After the sharp drop last week that scared everyone by falling just below $60,000, BTC made an incredible comeback.
Bottom: ~$60,000
Current range: $69,000 – $71,000 band
→ A sudden jump of over 20% (we saw a movement of close to 21% in just 48 hours)
The market is asking:
Is this a real bottom formation, or a classic dead cat bounce?
For now, the signs are on the positive side:
• The psychological level of $70,000 has been reclaimed
• Bottom buyers have returned very strongly
• The probability of $85,000 in the polymarket has increased to 71% (for the end of the month)
Of course, caution is necessary:
The derivatives side is still somewhat bearish, and funding is in negative territory. If we cannot break above $71,500 clearly, we may see another test of $65k-$60k. But the current momentum and increase in volume suggest that:
Bitcoin hasn't given up. It may just be getting started. What do you think? Is this turnaround a sign of a new bull run, or just a nice pump? I'm waiting for your opinions in the comments!

Iran's uranium enrichment program is at a critical point, both technically and politically, as of February 2026. Below, I summarize the current situation, levels, stockpiles, facilities, and recent developments.
Enrichment Levels and Meanings
Uranium enrichment increases the proportion of the fissionable U-235 isotope:
3–5% → Normal nuclear power plant fuel (low enriched uranium – LEU)
20% → Intermediate level (used for research reactors, medical isotope production)
60% → Highly enriched uranium (HEU) – very close to weapons production (critical threshold for breakout)
90%+ → Weapons-grade uranium (WGU)
Iran enriches up to 60%, a level highlighted by the IAEA as the only non-nuclear weapons state. Current Stockpile Status (End of 2025 – Beginning of 2026)
According to the latest IAEA reports and statements (data from May-June 2025 and subsequent estimates):
60% enriched uranium stockpile: Pre-war (June 2025) it was approximately 408–440 kg. This amount could theoretically produce enough weapon-grade material for 9–10 nuclear bombs if further enriched (approximately 25 kg of WGU per bomb is assumed).
Following the US and Israeli attacks in June 2025:
The enrichment facilities in Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan were heavily damaged.
Enrichment activities were officially halted (official Iranian statement).
However, a large portion of the 60% stockpile is lost/in an unknown location as it was moved before the attack (the IAEA last confirmed its location on June 10, 2025).
As of February 2026, Iran does not appear to be producing new stockpiles, but the current stockpile remains a major concern.
#USIranNuclearTalksTurmoil

Developments in the Last 72 Hours
February 6 Muscat Talks: The US side included figures such as Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, while Iran was represented by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. The Iranian side described the talks as a "good start" and stated that it was "a long way to go in building trust." US President Donald Trump described the talks as "very good" and announced that a new round would be held next week. Iran's Red Lines:
The talks will be limited to the nuclear issue only.
Reducing uranium enrichment to zero is absolutely unacceptable — "Enrichment is Iran's right" (Araghchi, February 8).
The ballistic missile program and regional allies (Hezbollah, Houthis, etc.) are absolutely out of the question.
The US military buildup in the region is seen as a "provocation."
US Demands:
Zero uranium enrichment.
Severely limiting the range of ballistic missiles.
Completely cutting off support to proxy forces in the region. Addressing human rights violations and the suppression of protests.
Although Iran signaled flexibility regarding the dilution of highly enriched uranium (February 9th statements), this offer has not yet been deemed sufficient by the US.
Elements of Turmoil
While the Iranian side conveyed the message that "the US is not serious, they will not be able to intimidate us," it was simultaneously reported that Khorramshahr-4 ballistic missiles were being deployed and tested in underground facilities.
The US warned its citizens to "leave Iran immediately" before the talks and continues to keep the Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier group in the Gulf.
Iranian domestic politics are also tense: Repression continues, with thousands of protesters killed, and the regime is hardening its stance.
The Israeli factor: Netanyahu will discuss the Iran issue with Trump at the White House on February 11th. Israel considers the talks a "time-gaining tactic" and demands a comprehensive agreement.
General Assessment
The current situation is proceeding on a fine line between diplomacy and military tension. Both sides say "let's keep talking," but there are no concrete concessions. The Iranian regime appears to be trying to buy time, while the Trump administration is pursuing a "maximalist" deal and keeping the military option on the table in case of failure. In short: Although the talks are presented as a "good start," the hashtag #USIranNuclearTalksTurmoil is trending precisely because of this: A real deal is not in sight; stalemate and tension prevail. What the next round (likely this week) brings is critically important.

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