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Bitcoin’s Biggest War Test

Episode notes
Oil has crossed the critical $100-per-barrel level, global shipping routes are under threat, inflation fears are returning and bond yields are climbing.
Under normal circumstances, that combination should be devastating for Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market.
Yet Bitcoin has remained close to $64,000 rather than suffering the violent crash many investors expected.
In today’s Daily Crypto Deep Dive , we investigate why Bitcoin has survived its biggest geopolitical and macroeconomic test of the year—and whether the real sell-off may still be ahead.
Bitcoin may be holding the line—but its resilience depends on investors continuing to believe that the global energy shock will be temporary.
If oil remains above $100, inflation rises and the Federal Reserve returns to aggressive interest-rate increases, Bitcoin could face another major test of the $60,000 level.
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Key topics in this edition
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Why $100 oil threatens inflation and cryptocurrency prices
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How disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea affects global markets
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Why higher oil prices could force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates
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How rising Treasury yields increase pressure on Bitcoin
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Whether institutional ETF buyers are supporting the market
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Why Bitcoin has not behaved like a true safe-haven asset
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The oil price and bond-yield levels that could trigger a major crypto crash
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Our prediction for Bitcoin’s next move
