QCP: Bitcoin Remains Resilient Amid Hormuz Crisis, While AI and Tech Sectors Face Pressure
ChainCatcher news, QCP published an analysis stating that the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz has led to rising energy prices, with Brent crude oil reaching $83 per barrel and Dutch natural gas prices surging 50% to $55, severely impacting the global supply chain. This conflict has exposed the vulnerability of the AI and technology industries. As a major semiconductor producer, South Korea's stock index KOSPI has fallen 20% from its peak, with key components Samsung and SK Hynix suffering significant impacts due to energy supply disruptions.
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