**["Pizza Index" Fluctuations Reappear, Orders Around the Pentagon Surge to 227%]** BlockBeats reports that on March 3, the "Pizza Index," often jokingly referred to as a "barometer" for U.S. military operations, has once again shown abnormal fluctuations. According to the latest data from the monitoring account Pentagon Pizza Watch, orders at a Domino's Pizza located approximately 1.4 miles from the Pentagon surged to 227% of normal levels on Monday night, with the alert level raised to "DOUGHCON 4." Comparing nearby stores, some pizza outlets were marked as "unusually busy," while others remained "quiet" or closed, displaying a pattern of structural volume increase. Relevant monitoring models suggest that a short-term spike in orders in this area is typically associated with increased overtime intensity within the Pentagon. Historically, the "Pentagon Pizza Index" has shown anomalies prior to several major international military operations. In January of this year, before the U.S. took military action against Venezuela, and during previous escalations involving Iran, this indicator was observed to exhibit unusual changes. Market analysts point out that the logic behind this index assumes that when the Pentagon's top-level war rooms are handling sudden international crises or military deployments, extended overtime hours for staff lead to a significant increase in nighttime delivery orders. As a result, some observers view this data as an alternative early-warning signal for geopolitical risks. Currently, the U.S. government has not issued any statements regarding related military movements. The market is closely monitoring developments in the Middle East and the potential risks of military escalation.