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According to Odaily, Santiment stated that due to war panic and the uncertainty of the Clarity Act, traders tend to take large short positions, with the number of bitcoin shorts significantly exceeding longs.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 10 that Kpler's Head of Crude Oil Analysis stated: Since Saudi Arabia and the UAE still have some exports that can bypass the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran is also continuing its exports, exports from the Persian Gulf have not been completely interrupted. The key question is, how long will this war last? If it exceeds 45 to 50 days, crude oil supply will not be able to meet demand.

According to Odaily, "1011 Insider Whale" agent Garrett posted on X, stating that the current Brent crude oil trend is still in its first phase, and multiple narratives in the market have yet to bring about any substantive changes. For example, the G7's statement that the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) is "ready to be released at any time" is more of a gesture than a real solution, and expectations regarding a ceasefire also remain at the narrative level. There is a lot of noise in the market right now, but the truly critical issue is only one: whether the Strait of Hormuz is open. The answer is still negative at present. If this key shipping chokepoint continues to be restricted, the duration of this restriction will become the core variable affecting energy market trading.