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Bitcoin briefly reclaimed $71K today as macro pressure eased.
The trigger was not crypto-native.
It was oil.
• $BTC: $71,088 (+3.1% intraday)
• Crude oil: $88 (-30% from the 24h spike)
The drop followed a G7/IEA plan to release 400M barrels of oil, which reduced the inflation shock that markets were pricing during the geopolitical escalation.
What’s interesting is the correlation.
$BTC moved almost immediately once the oil premium disappeared.
That behavior reinforces something we’ve been seeing for a while: in the current cycle, Bitcoin is trading more like a high-beta macro asset than an uncorrelated hedge.
When inflation fears rise, risk sells off.
When the macro pressure fades, $BTC rebounds alongside it.
This matters because many narratives still treat $BTC as digital gold.
But in the short term, liquidity and macro positioning are still dominating price discovery.