The global crypto market is once again under pressure amid the escalating Middle East tensions. As the conflict between Iran, Israel, and the US intensifies, uncertainty is spreading across risk asset...

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<p><span>The global crypto market is once again under pressure amid the escalating Middle East tensions. As the conflict between Iran, Israel, and the US intensifies, uncertainty is spreading across risk assets, like Bitcoin.</span></p></div></div>

‘Iran Will Not Surrender’: Crypto Market Falls Again as US–Iran Tensions Rise

"The Ethereum token economic model has collapsed. Wake up and see this clearly."

Wall Street short ETH: Vitalik knew about it and jumped the gun, while Tom Lee remained obstinate.

According to TechFlow TechFlow, on March 8th, Garrett Jin, an agent of the "1011 crash insider whale," published an article on the X platform stating that there is a clear correlation between historical oil supply gaps and oil price increases: in 1973, a supply gap of about 7% drove oil prices up by about 300%, in 1979, a gap of about 5% drove up prices by about 150%, and in 1990, a gap of about 6% drove up prices by about 130%.
The potential supply shock surrounding the Strait of Hormuz is currently estimated at around 15%, far exceeding historical precedents...

Agent of "1011 Crash Insider Whale": If the supply shock continues, oil prices may face greater upward pressure.

Written by: Mahe, Foresight News
When traders open Polymarket, a familiar yet unfamiliar scene comes into view: the top of the homepage is no longer a simple list of markets, but a horizontal carousel of high-profile event cards.
If you look closely, you'll notice that there are seven carousel slots. Popular or latest prediction markets are displayed in the carousel, including political and military topics, sports events, and even prediction markets like Bitcoin's 5-minute price fluctuation predictions, along with real-time commentary and betting amounts.
Each entry includes today's trading volume and price change arrows...