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The Hormuz crisis has escalated beyond blockade — US military strikes on Iran pushed over 200 oil and LNG vessels to anchor outside the strait due to war-risk insurance issues. Drone strikes then hit Oman's bypass ports (Duqm and Salalah), closing the main alternative routing. The war risk premium is real: oil is modeled to hit $100/bbl under a prolonged scenario, with analysts flagging European and Asian economic stagnation risk from the disruption. When bypass ports get struck alongside the main strait, there's no quick relief valve. That's structurally inflationary — bad for rate cut hopes and bad for risk assets simultaneously. BTC dropped to $61.2K and ETH to $1,625 as risk-off flows hit. Goldman already pushed Fed cuts to 2027; if energy pass-through lifts May CPI to 4.2%+, the next debate becomes whether the Fed hikes rather than just holds. At what oil price level does the Hormuz crisis flip from a geopolitical headline to a genuine macro regime change? Just sharing my thoughts. Not financial advice. DYOR. #HormuzStrikeRiskOff #IranTalks24BStalemate #OKXOrbit