Rafiullah Fayyaz

Why is everyone suddenly talking about oil when looking at Bitcoin?

Because markets are connected.
Higher oil prices can increase inflation pressure.

Higher inflation expectations can make investors worry about tighter monetary policy.

Tighter financial conditions can put pressure on risk assets.

And Bitcoin is still treated as a risk asset by many parts of the market.
That's why today's BTC story isn't just:
"Bitcoin went up."

The better question is:
What is happening around Bitcoin?

Right now I'm watching:
• Oil • Treasury yields • US employment data • Fed expectations • BTC's reaction
Sometimes the most useful crypto research starts outside crypto.
$BTC #crypto #bitcoin

If you're new to crypto, learn this number: $BTC dominance.

BTC dominance measures Bitcoin's share of the total crypto market capitalization.
If dominance rises:
→ Bitcoin is taking a larger share of the market → Altcoins may be lagging
If dominance falls:
→ Capital may be rotating toward altcoins → Altcoins may outperform BTC

But there's an important catch:
Falling BTC dominance doesn't automatically mean "altseason."

You need to look at price, volume and market conditions too.
One metric can give you a clue.
It shouldn't become your entire thesis.
$BTC #CryptoExpert #altcoins

Crypto is starting September with a lot of uncertainty.

$BTC is back around $77.5K after buyers defended the $76K area.

$ETH TH is hovering around $2.4K.

$XRP RP is currently outperforming the major coins over the last 24h.

The bigger story isn't just crypto.

Oil remains elevated, bond yields are high, and markets are watching upcoming US jobs data for clues about the Fed.

For me, the interesting question is simple:
Can BTC hold the $76K–$77K area while macro pressure stays high?

That's what I'm watching today.
Not chasing candles. Watching the reaction.
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