BeyOglu - The Analyst

What is happening right now has never happened before.
If you think the US-IRAN conflict is related to oil.
YOU ARE WRONG.
Nobody is talking about the DUMP that coming soon.
20M barrels of oil pass through the Strait of Hormuz every day.
THIS IS 20% of the world’s oil supply.
Most people see this and think about the price of GASOLINE.
But the real problem is still coming.
Here's what's happening and what should you do:
About 92% of the world’s sulfur supply comes from oil and gas processing facilities.
And sulfur is the raw material for the most produced chemical substance on Earth - sulfuric acid.
Without it THE WHOLE INDUSTRY STOPS.
Sulfuric acid is used for the extraction of:
- COPPER
- COBALT
- NICKEL
The absence of sulfuric acid means:
- No phones
- No laptops
- No batteries for electric vehicles
- No mobility electricity at all
One raw material and one chemical substance.
And a huge part of this depends on oil refining flows.
BUT this is just the beginning.
Qatar transports a significant part of liquefied natural gas through the strait.
This gas provides energy to Asian countries, especially Taiwan.
Taiwan has very limited liquefied natural gas storage capacity.
This means disruptions quickly turn into electricity shortages.
And the company TSMC is at the center of this risk.
TSMC produces about 90% of the most advanced semiconductors in the world.
And it accounts for almost 9% of all electricity consumption in Taiwan.
No LNG = No electricity
No power = No chips
No chips = No AI hardware
Do you still think this is just a story about oil?
Let’s look at the most basic thing: FOOD.
A third of the world’s nitrogen fertilizers is also transported through the Strait of Hormuz.
Synthetic nitrogen fertilizers are the reason why the planet can feed BILLIONS of people.
Without them, global agriculture will collapse.
The real system looks roughly like this:
Energy -> Sulfur -> Sulfuric acid -> Metals -> Batteries and electronics
Gas -> Electricity -> Taiwan -> Advanced semiconductors
Raw materials -> Nitrogen fertilizers -> Global food supply
Three supply chains that are critically important for civilization.
All of them are located in the Strait of Hormuz.
Which is only 21 nautical miles wide.
And if the Strait of Hormuz fails, there are no scalable internal alternatives
This is not only about oil prices.
This is about how FRAGILE THE ENTIRE INDUSTRIAL SYSTEM really is.
And this will affect every market.
When problems start to appear in such critical supply chains,
they spread to all major markets:
- Energy
- Stocks
- Currencies
- Commodities
- Crypto
When tightening begins in the physical economy, financial markets feel it first.
What should you do now?
I DON'T tell you, "sell everything now." No.
But you should be prepared with an exact plan to protect your capital when things get worse.
Comment "Guide" under this post, and I will send you my strategy via DM.
I have been in the market for over 10 years and know what to do.
I’ll post the warning BEFORE it hits the headlines.
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Les marchés crypto servent à nouveau de la seule fenêtre ouverte sur la façon dont les traders évaluent le conflit continu au Moyen-Orient, avec des contrats suivant le pétrole, l'or et l'argent sur Hyperliquid montrant des mouvements notables alors que la guerre en Iran entre dans sa deuxième semaine.
Les contrats — contrats à terme perpétuels sur Hyperliquid, une plateforme d'échange crypto qui est devenue l'un des plus grands lieux de négociation de dérivés 24 heures sur 24 — suivent les prix des actifs mais n'expirent jamais, permettant aux traders de conserver des positions à effet de levier sans délais de chambre de compensation. Ils sont réglés en stablecoins tels que USDC, qui sont indexés sur le dollar américain. Et bien que leurs volumes restent une fraction des marchés de matières premières conventionnels, l'activité a considérablement augmenté depuis le début du conflit.