Big move from the White House—seizing oil from a Venezuelan tanker. Sounds dramatic, right? But here's what matters: this is the kind of geopolitical escalation that ripples through global markets. When trade tensions spike and resources get frozen, investors start hunting for alternative stores of value. Historically, these situations create capital flight scenarios. Some move to safe havens like bonds or gold, others explore decentralized assets. The energy sector uncertainty alone can shift how traders think about macroeconomic stability. With oil supply dynamics and sanctions playing out, we might see volatility in traditional markets, which usually creates interesting opportunities and risks in the broader asset ecosystem. Worth watching how this plays out over the next few weeks.