Bitcoin is stuck below $70k? The real trigger is actually in the hands of oil prices!

Many people focus on the candlestick charts of Bitcoin but overlook a "behind-the-scenes operator": oil prices.
When oil prices are high, it indicates strong inflation pressure, and central banks must tighten monetary policy, leading to tighter market liquidity. At this point, no matter how bullish Bitcoin is, it has to bow—because there's no water.
But if oil prices fall below $100, the story changes.
Inflation eases → expectations of interest rate cuts rise → liquidity is released → risk assets take off. This chain is more important than the candlestick charts.
So, when you see Bitcoin hovering around $70k repeatedly, it’s not weakness but waiting for a “signal.”
Waiting for what?
Waiting for oil prices to give the answer.
From a capital perspective, big funds are in a delicate state: they’re neither willing to hold heavy positions nor to exit completely. This “half-in, half-out” state often precedes a major move.
Even more interesting, market sentiment is starting to split:
Some are shouting top, others are calling for a start at $80k.
Historical experience tells us—
When the market is the loudest, the direction is usually already decided.
So the key isn’t “whether it will rise now,” but:
👉 Once oil prices break key levels, will the market accelerate?
Finally, a soul-searching question:
If oil prices really fall below $100 tomorrow, do you dare to add to your position directly?
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