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EPISODE · Mar 9, 2026 · 3 MIN

Oil Shock Triggers Market Chaos While Bitcoin Holds Ground

from Chain Reaction by Capital Copilot

In this episode, we cover the massive geopolitical shock hitting crypto and traditional markets. Crude oil exploded nearly thirty percent on escalating Iran-Israel tensions, wiping out almost forty million dollars in short positions on Hyperliquid. Bitcoin showed surprising resilience near sixty-seven thousand dollars while Asian equities crashed-Japan's Nikkei fell six and a half percent and South Korea's Kospi dropped sixteen percent after circuit breakers. We also dive into Japanese exchange Bitflyer seeing two hundred percent volume surge, the U.S. Treasury pushing for new powers to freeze suspicious crypto funds, and tokenized real-world assets crossing twenty-five billion dollars. Plus, veteran strategist Ed Yardeni raises U.S. market meltdown odds to thirty-five percent as macro conditions deteriorate. It's a pivotal week for crypto as markets navigate war, inflation fears, and regulatory shifts.

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