đąïž Oil is above $100, geopolitics is boiling, and bitcoin is under pressure: what's going on in the markets?
The degree on the world stage has heated up to the limit. The escalation of the confrontation between the United States and Iran, the Pentagon's order to prepare options for large-scale strikes and Houthi attacks on Saudi airports have pushed WTI oil above $100 per barrel - to the highest values in recent years.
đš How did it hit the crypto market?
The jump in energy prices instantly fueled fears about a new wave of inflation. In combination with the "hawkish" signals of the Fed and the rapid growth of bond yields, the market has overwhelmed the classic Risk-Off regime:
đ BTC has sashed to $82,734, while investors fix profits and are transferred to less risky assets.
đĄ What do traders need to consider?
Macroeconomics and geopolitics are now the main price guides. As long as oil puts pressure on inflation expectations, and regulators hint at a tight monetary policy, volatility will be off the charts.
At such moments, compliance with risks, a cool head and the ability to correctly set stop losses are decided.
The degree on the world stage has heated up to the limit. The escalation of the confrontation between the United States and Iran, the Pentagon's order to prepare options for large-scale strikes and Houthi attacks on Saudi airports have pushed WTI oil above $100 per barrel - to the highest values in recent years.
đš How did it hit the crypto market?
The jump in energy prices instantly fueled fears about a new wave of inflation. In combination with the "hawkish" signals of the Fed and the rapid growth of bond yields, the market has overwhelmed the classic Risk-Off regime:
đ BTC has sashed to $82,734, while investors fix profits and are transferred to less risky assets.
đĄ What do traders need to consider?
Macroeconomics and geopolitics are now the main price guides. As long as oil puts pressure on inflation expectations, and regulators hint at a tight monetary policy, volatility will be off the charts.
At such moments, compliance with risks, a cool head and the ability to correctly set stop losses are decided.