The war closed three markets in 11 days.

Day 1: Oil. Not by missiles. By seven insurance companies that couldn't price 31 autonomous IRGC commands.
Day 11: Data. Google, Amazon, Nvidia, Microsoft placed on an official IRGC target list. The Gulf's AI hub became uninsurable overnight. Nobody wrote about it.
Day 11: Money. Iran told Dubai, Bahrain and Kuwait to measure the distance from their apartment to their nearest bank. If it's under 1km — you're inside the blast radius.
One building in Tehran. Every Citibank, HSBC, JPMorgan in three countries.
The announcement IS the weapon. The bank run IS the strike. Executed without a single missile leaving Iranian soil.
And here's the part nobody's pricing: a ceasefire can't retract it. The targeting authority was distributed to 31 independent commands the day the war started. They answer to a dead man. A photo-op at Mar-a-Lago doesn't call them off.
Oil. Data. Money.
Three chokepoints. One doctrine. And the market is still arguing about Trump's next tweet.