Ten31 Timestamp: Closed Straits and Open Models

Marty and John dig into the Houthis blocking the Bab el Mandeb strait, oil whipsawing on peace headlines, and why Lloyd's of London pulling war coverage matters for US insurers. They get into Trump's air defense stockpile problem, Chinese diesel demand falling off a cliff, and why the MOVE index staying subdued even as yields rise is the chart to watch. The bulk of the show is an extended breakdown of the open versus closed AI model debate, why the Hugging Face hack exposes the absurdity of current guardrails, and how the real axis of conflict is US versus China, not open source versus safety. They close with Bitcoin long term holder supply hitting 84 percent, a classic bottoming signal. 🔗 https://bitcoinproducts.com In this episode: Yemen blockade in the Bab el Mandeb strait Oil volatility and peace headline whipsaw Lloyd's of London restricting war coverage US insurers and the DFC angle Trump pausing strikes and air defense stocks Chinese diesel demand destruction Treasury yields and the MOVE index managed ascent Open source versus closed source AI debate Distillation attacks and China sanctions The real axis is US versus China not open source versus safety Hugging Face hack and…