2026-03-13 09:00 UTC | BLOCK 940504

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2026-03-13 09:00 UTC | BLOCK 940504
BITCOIN $71,812 | GOLD $5,055
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Heaviest Strikes Yet on Iran, Wall Street Craters -- Reuters confirms largest single-day bombardment of the war; Bloomberg reports worst Wall Street session since conflict began. -- Oil back above $100 despite 172M-barrel SPR release and Bessent intervention; ceasefire odds stuck at 21%.
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Global Equity Rout Deepens Into Asia -- India's Sensex crashed 1,200 points as Hormuz closure halts trade flows; two-year Treasury yield hit six-month high. -- Only one Fed rate cut now priced for all of 2026; tightening expectations spreading globally as war-driven inflation entrenches.
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Bitcoin Holds $71.8K, Decoupling Extends -- BTC up 7%+ since war began, outperforming equities, gold, and silver; gold now retreating below $5,060. -- Negative perpetual funding since early March mirrors April 2025 bottom; $934M weekly ETF inflows anchoring structural bid through chaos.
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Iran War Threatens Global Chip Production -- Bloomberg: helium supply crunch from conflict hitting Asian semiconductor manufacturers; Iran is major helium source. -- War's supply-chain damage expanding beyond energy into critical tech inputs; adds new inflation vector beyond oil.
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