What if the conflict actually wraps up? The global impact would be massive—obviously for humanitarian reasons first. But markets? They'd likely see a serious shift too. Risk appetite could swing back hard. Energy prices, supply chains, sentiment across asset classes... everything's connected. Just thinking out loud here.
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Tokenomics911
· 11-28 18:03
Is the conflict really over? Energy prices need to Plummet, and the Supply Chain is going to undergo a major reshuffle... As risk appetite turns, all these assets will have to dance along.
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TokenStorm
· 11-25 21:58
The conflict has truly ended, energy futures have plummeted, will on-chain data also reverse? I bet the funding will turn around in an instant, and by then, anyone still shorting energy arbitrage will be done for.
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4am_degen
· 11-25 21:53
The conflict has truly ended, energy prices and the Supply Chain are reversing every minute, and the power of this risk-on phase is probably quite strong...
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On-ChainDiver
· 11-25 21:35
Are you serious? If this really leads to peace, I'm going all in to go long, energy stocks are about to da moon.
What if the conflict actually wraps up? The global impact would be massive—obviously for humanitarian reasons first. But markets? They'd likely see a serious shift too. Risk appetite could swing back hard. Energy prices, supply chains, sentiment across asset classes... everything's connected. Just thinking out loud here.