Major energy policy shift just dropped: OPEC+ member states have greenlit a new framework for evaluating maximum sustainable production capacity across the board. The move sets the stage for calculating each country's 2027 baseline figures—essentially the reference points that'll determine individual production quotas down the line. This capacity assessment mechanism could reshape global oil supply dynamics and ripple through commodity markets over the next few years.

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tx_or_didn't_happen

· 1h ago

Bro, once this framework is released, the oil prices in 2027 are likely to be reshuffled...

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FlashLoanLarry

· 11-30 19:50

lol so they're basically setting up a new baseline calc for 2027... classic opportunity cost play. whoever gets the highest capacity number locked in early wins the quota game for years. basis points on global oil supply hitting different rn

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SatoshiHeir

· 11-30 19:50

It should be noted that the new framework of OPEC+ essentially repeats the power game logic that existed after the 1973 oil crisis—it's merely a redistribution of production capacity assessment rights. Based on the following arguments: on-chain data indicates that historical adjustments to production capacity benchmarks have always been accompanied by significant fluctuations in commodity prices, and this baseline for 2027 has long been priced in by the market. What is truly interesting is whether this mechanism can genuinely restrain member countries. It is evident that the answer is no. Wait, why are we still discussing centralized capacity control? Bitcoin has already proven the superiority of decentralized supply mechanisms. This is the common ailment of the fiat world—always patching things up.

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ImpermanentLossEnjoyer

· 11-30 19:49

Another trick to Be Played for Suckers? Anyway, the price is going to rise in the end.

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VibesOverCharts

· 11-30 19:38

Are we doing this again? OPEC is playing a numbers game, and the benchmark line for 2027 is simply to secure its discourse power.

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MetaMisery

· 11-30 19:37

Here we go again with the highlights, the new framework from OPEC+ feels like it's laying mines for next year's oil prices.