#比特币重回跌势

Global markets are showing sharp volatility as oil prices surge nearly 20%, while Bitcoin has slipped below the $66,000 level once again.
Bitcoin has now recorded four consecutive days of decline, dropping to a low of $65,618 after previously rallying during geopolitical tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran.
On Sunday evening, the crypto market experienced a sudden shock. Within just 15 minutes, Bitcoin fell nearly 2%, sliding from around $66,960 to $65,725 before slightly rebounding to $66,272 after the U.S. futures market opened.
At the same time, energy markets moved in the opposite direction.
Crude oil prices surged dramatically as fears of supply disruptions intensified across the Middle East. Data from decentralized derivatives platform Hyperliquid shows that after U.S. futures trading opened, oil prices jumped from around $95 per barrel to $113.7.
The surge is largely driven by growing concerns over the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes. Iraq has warned that nearly 3 million barrels of daily production could be disrupted if Iranian threats against oil tankers escalate.
According to TradingView data, this marks the highest oil price since April 2022, when the Russia-Ukraine conflict first triggered major shocks in global energy markets.
Last week alone, oil prices climbed more than 30% following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets, which led Iran to retaliate against several neighboring countries in the region.
Interestingly, Bitcoin initially reacted differently to the geopolitical crisis. During the early phase of the conflict, BTC surged from below $64,000 to a high of $73,770 on Wednesday. However, since then, the market has entered a correction phase, with prices trending downward over the past four days.
Despite the dramatic spike in oil prices, Donald Trump believes the rally may not last long. Speaking to reporters, Trump suggested that the current surge could be temporary.
According to him, oil prices may fall just as quickly as they rose, and he dismissed concerns about the United States needing to tap into its strategic petroleum reserves, emphasizing that the country has ample oil supply.
For financial markets, the current situation highlights the growing connection between geopolitics, energy markets, and crypto assets. Rising energy prices often increase inflation fears and risk aversion, which can put short-term pressure on speculative assets like Bitcoin.
#比特币重回跌势