Is tension in the middle east showing how fragile global oil is?

The current escalation in the middle east is a reminder of how concentrated global oil logistics are.

Around one fifth of the world's crude oil passes through the strait of Hormuz, making it one of the most critical energy checkpoints on the planet.

When logistics disruptions occur, we see immediate effects:

• Crude oil price spikes (now around $100 per barrel)
• Tanker rerouting making the cost of logistics higher
• Production cuts across Gulf exporters
• Volatility across global markets
• Crypto is turning green despite this tension

It's interesting to see stock and crypto picking up the same theme.
Now, countries are getting oil through Strategic Oil Supply, SOS just like a name of a meme coin in crypto. The idea will drive attention to the coin if possible.

Whether commodities, stocks or crypto, the core concept is similar. Supply shocks create market opportunity.
What is your perspective of the impact of this tension in the Gulf the long term?