Three oil tankers are navigating toward US ports carrying Venezuelan crude, highlighting intensifying capacity constraints in global energy logistics. As geopolitical tensions and sanctions reshape crude distribution networks, shipping bottlenecks are becoming harder to ignore. The influx signals both supply flexibility efforts and underlying strains on maritime transport infrastructure. For markets sensitive to energy costs—including Bitcoin mining operations that consume massive electrical power—these shipping dynamics feed into broader inflation and operational cost calculations. Watch how energy price pressures ripple through industrial sectors dependent on cheap power, directly impacting production economics across industries.