Crypto Just Ignored an Oil Spike, and That's New This caught me off guard. Brent crude is at $97.66, the highest since mid-May, with the Iran situation still unresolved. Earlier this month that exact setup dragged crypto down through inflation fears. Today? $BTC is up around 1.1% near $65,760 and most of the market is green. Here's why I find that interesting. The same input produced the opposite reaction. Either the market has priced in the oil story, or traders decided a hot barrel matters less now that rate hike odds collapsed. I lean toward the second. Look at the options crowd too. There's a $5 billion open interest cluster stacked at $70,000-$72,000 on Deribit, mostly calls, plus buying at $77K and $80K strikes. That's real positioning for upside, not just hopeful tweets. Personally, I'd still keep expectations modest. Volume rose 11% while open interest barely moved, which means churn, not conviction. And most tokens still show negative CVD, so sellers are hitting market orders. Here's the part most people miss. Dogecoin futures OI is near 16 billion tokens, the highest since October, while price sits at lows. That's not accumulation. That's a crowded short. 👀 #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#