Bitcoin sits still at 63,800 USD despite the U.S. conducting its third airstrike against Iran and the Strait of Hormuz being declared closed. Something very strange is going on here—an apparent strategic oil bottleneck, with 1/5 of the world’s seaborne oil passing through, yet BTC is almost not moving.

The reason is at the weekend: crude oil, stocks, and bonds are all closed. Bitcoin suddenly becomes the only liquid asset reflecting real-time tension. And it seems to treat the explosions in Bushehr and Asalouyeh as if nothing happened. This is very different from March, when oil hit 120 USD and BTC was sold off.

The real test will be Monday morning: if crude oil gaps up hard and BTC still holds steady, that’s a sign Bitcoin is breaking away from the old reaction cycle. Conversely, if oil opens calmly, then this tension is only a familiar warning.

No matter what, the 63k area is still the waiting zone. Don’t rush into a trade before you see oil open. Markets going silent before a tsunami usually signals a sharp move—stay sharp, but don’t be hasty. DYOR.

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