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Bits + Bips: What Happens to Markets Now That the U.S. Has Struck Iran?

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Mar 2, 2026
Charles Myers, Founder and CEO of Signum Global Advisors and former senior foreign policy advisor to Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden, brings sharp geopolitical and macro risk analysis. He discusses the Iran strike and its market ripple effects. He questions the US safe-haven narrative, examines oil trajectories, explores AI funding risks, and weighs whether Bitcoin can act as a refuge amid global turmoil.
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ADVICE

Rely On Guardrails To Limit Market Shock

  • Expect institutional guardrails to limit worst-case outcomes and keep markets functioning.
  • Myers cites the bond market, the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs, and a possible Democratic House as active checks on excesses.
INSIGHT

Diplomacy First But A Major Iran Strike Is Possible

  • Diplomacy remains primary with Iran but military strikes are possible if talks fail.
  • Myers warns a limited strike could precede a larger April offensive if Iran won't agree to no enrichment and missile limits.
INSIGHT

Major Iran Strike Could Trigger Shock And Oil Spike

  • A major strike on Iran could be a wide 'shock and awe' campaign with cyber attacks and assassinations.
  • Myers says such an operation would aim at nuclear, government, and military sites and risks high instability and oil shocks.
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