The oil market is more resilient than many assume and there is more scope to confront bad actors without triggering severe economic consequences.

What market watchers and participants got wrong could help inform responses to geopolitical upheaval in the future.

The Strait of Hormuz closure triggered the largest oil disruption in history, but prices stabilized near pre-war levels while Bitcoin hash rate dropped 8%.

Will a failed ceasefire send markets into a more severe panic than before?

As energy security becomes a more potent force, stress tests for countries vulnerable to supply disruptions are likely to become more severe.

The oil market is more resilient than many assume and there is more scope to confront bad actors without triggering severe economic consequences.