🚨 I hold Bitcoin. So why am I watching oil?

Because Russia’s war in Ukraine, the U.S.–Iran war and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz can reach our portfolios through energy prices, inflation and interest rates.

Hormuz is the connection worth watching: restrictions on this crucial route can disrupt oil and LNG shipments, adding pressure to energy costs far beyond the Middle East.

Macron’s infrastructure warnings and NATO’s latest defence talks add to the picture. But every headline needs context before it becomes a trading decision.

My concern is simple: prolonged energy disruption could keep inflation stubborn and make rate cuts harder.

That matters for stocks. It matters for crypto. And even more when leverage is involved.

BTC’s limited supply doesn’t stop someone from being forced to sell it.

I’m building my portfolio from a salary. Every contribution takes work. That’s why I care about what happens beyond the chart.

I’m watching oil, Treasury yields and actual shipping through Hormuz. A lasting reopening or real de-escalation would change the picture too.

šŸ‘‡ If energy stays expensive, would you keep accumulating BTC, hold more cash or add energy stocks—and why?

@GastonCanda
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