According to The Kobeissi Letter, futures markets are expected to experience significant volatility following President Trump's comments. He threatened military action against Iran if a nuclear deal is not reached and proposed new tariffs on Iranian and Russian oil. These developments could influence oil prices and broader market sentiment.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, President Trump's recent threats to bomb Iran if they do not agree to a nuclear deal, alongside the announcement of potential 25%-50% tariffs on Russian oil and secondary tariffs on Iran, are expected to lead to a volatile opening in futures markets. These geopolitical tensions are likely to drive uncertainty and impact global commodities trading, particularly in the oil markets.

According to glassnode, the Bitcoin market is adjusting to a new price range following a -30% correction. Liquidity conditions are tightening in both on-chain and futures markets, indicating a challenging environment for traders.

According to Eleanor Terrett, the CFTC will hold a CEO Forum on March 6 to discuss the integration of tokenized assets and the role of stablecoins as collateral in futures markets, which could influence trading strategies by potentially increasing market liquidity and stability. The White House will also participate in related discussions on March 7, potentially impacting regulatory frameworks and trading environments.