According to the latest reports, the United States and Iran are in talks regarding a phased agreement aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending the U.S. blockade actions. Driven by this easing of geopolitical tensions, U.S. crude oil and heating oil prices surged intraday before quickly pulling back, as the risk premium in the commodities market is being rapidly unwound.

From a macro and technical perspective, as a crucial chokepoint for global energy supply, the cooling situation in the Strait of Hormuz directly removes the extreme upside call option premium in the crude oil market. Meanwhile, the repeated loosening of inflation expectations that had been fueled by geopolitical tensions also gives the Federal Reserve more room to maneuver in its future monetary policy, and overall macro fundamentals are trending in a direction favorable to risk assets.

In traditional financial markets, the pullback in crude oil has effectively suppressed the recent rise in inflation expectations. Signs of pressure have emerged for U.S. Treasury yields and the U.S. Dollar Index at key resistance levels, which is undoubtedly a positive signal for global liquidity. As secondary inflation concerns sparked by commodities begin to fade, capital is starting to reassess risk-on assets whose valuations were previously weighed down.

As for the crypto market, the fading of risk-aversion sentiment directly improves market depth and liquidity preference. $BTC has shown exceptionally strong resilience near a key support level. The phased easing of the geopolitical situation may encourage funds to rotate from safe-haven assets back into the crypto ecosystem. Coupled with the reset of on-chain funding rates, the market has the momentum to kick off a new round of upward technical recovery. 📈

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