Recently, watching the US's energy game, it's really quite fierce. Trump directly took over the large heavy crude oil deal from Venezuela (worth $4.2 billion, 50 million barrels), but the approach is very "America First"—neither China nor Russia are allowed to participate, only the US benefits.
This is not just about buying and selling oil. From a geopolitical game perspective, the US has firmly secured control over energy in the Western Hemisphere. Once they control the oil supply chain, it's like holding the pulse of the global energy chessboard. Energy tightness → inflation pressure → liquidity contraction, this chain of logic will ultimately reflect in the crypto markets.
In plain terms, the global energy landscape is about to change. Whoever controls oil, controls the narrative. This wave of energy power restructuring will have chain reactions on the dollar system, commodity prices, and even the safe-haven properties of crypto assets. Worth paying attention to the upcoming developments.
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ChainDoctor
· 2h ago
The energy game has taken a turn, and the crypto world has to tremble accordingly. The US's recent move is indeed aggressive; controlling the oil supply chain is like squeezing the global liquidity throat. Non-farm payroll data is average, but this energy situation is even more critical—once inflation expectations change, mainstream coins and small-cap tokens will need to be re-priced. $DOGE and $SUI have been closely linked to macroeconomic factors lately, so it's important to watch the subsequent developments in dollar liquidity.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 18h ago
The combination of energy + geopolitical games has finally hit the crypto world. When liquidity tightens, the first to suffer are us.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 18h ago
The energy chess game has taken a turn, and liquidity is shrinking accordingly. This logic still needs to be closely watched in the crypto world.
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BloodInStreets
· 18h ago
Energy bottleneck → liquidity exhaustion → crypto bloodbath, this logical chain has long been obvious; it's just a matter of who jumps in too late.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 18h ago
The energy chess game has changed, and crypto liquidity must follow suit. Non-farm payroll data underperformed, but the real show is the restructuring of energy power here. Can DOGE and SUI, these two, benefit from the dividends? Worth keeping an eye on.
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StopLossMaster
· 18h ago
Once the energy card is out, crypto has to follow suit. It looks like the US wants to hold all the chips in this game.
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Recently, watching the US's energy game, it's really quite fierce. Trump directly took over the large heavy crude oil deal from Venezuela (worth $4.2 billion, 50 million barrels), but the approach is very "America First"—neither China nor Russia are allowed to participate, only the US benefits.
This is not just about buying and selling oil. From a geopolitical game perspective, the US has firmly secured control over energy in the Western Hemisphere. Once they control the oil supply chain, it's like holding the pulse of the global energy chessboard. Energy tightness → inflation pressure → liquidity contraction, this chain of logic will ultimately reflect in the crypto markets.
In plain terms, the global energy landscape is about to change. Whoever controls oil, controls the narrative. This wave of energy power restructuring will have chain reactions on the dollar system, commodity prices, and even the safe-haven properties of crypto assets. Worth paying attention to the upcoming developments.