Bitcoin aumenta junto con el petróleo a medida que el precio de BTC finalmente se desacopla de la narrativa de guerra... hasta que se abren los mercados estadounidenses
Burns Brief
Bitcoin cotiza cerca de $76,600 después de revertir un impulso intradiario anterior hacia $78,000, mientras que el petróleo crudo cotiza cerca de $103 y el S&P 500 cayó cuando se abrió el mercado de valores de EE. UU. El sentimiento del mercado se está volviendo positivo, y los operadores y analistas señalan un posible impulso de continuación en las próximas sesiones. Esté atento a la reacción de $BTC $MATIC $NEAR: un movimiento decisivo por encima o por debajo de los niveles clave confirmará la próxima tendencia.
Bitcoin is trading near $76,600 after reversing from an earlier intraday push toward $78,000, while crude oil trades near $103 and the S&P 500 fell as the US stock market opened. Before the US cash session, Bitcoin rose even as crude oil kept climbing, suggesting crypto-specific positioning was strong enough to resist the oil-inflation trade for part of the day. After the open, the picture turned back toward equities. The chart below shows Bitcoin rolling over as the S&P 500 moved lower, while crude oil remained elevated. That leaves two signals in tension: Bitcoin can trade independently of stocks while cash equities are closed, but US equity risk appetite can still pull it back once the main session begins. Broader market data shows roughly $2.6 trillion in crypto market cap , about $122 billion in 24-hour volume, and Bitcoin dominance near 60%. CryptoSlate's Bitcoin market page showed Bitcoin in the upper-$77,000s earlier today up about 1.6% over 24 hours, with market cap around $1.56 trillion. The latest chart shows why that intraday strength fell off: the US open turned the move from a simple oil-shock divergence into an equity follow-through test. The open made equities the trigger The first phase of the session weakened the simple April template that higher oil automatically means lower Bitcoin. Crude oil climbed through the $100 area, yet Bitcoin still moved toward $78,000 before US cash equities opened. The second phase restored the equity branch of the trade. Once the S&P 500 fell at the open, Bitcoin slipped back toward the mid-$76,000s even as crude oil pushed higher. Bitcoin showed it can resist the oil shock for part of a session. The same session also showed that the equity open can pull the asset back into the broader risk trade. This is also consistent with prior CryptoSlate coverage. On Apr. 23, Bitcoin's drop below $78,000 looked more like an equity and risk-appetite impulse than a direct oil move, because crude was comparatively flat while the S&
Key Takeaways
- Bitcoin is trading near $76,600 after reversing from an earlier intraday push toward $78,000, while crude oil trades near $103 and the S&P 500 fell as the US stock market opened
- Before the US cash session, Bitcoin rose even as crude oil kept climbing, suggesting crypto-specific positioning was strong enough to resist the oil-inflation trade for part of the day
- After the open, the picture turned back toward equities
- The chart below shows Bitcoin rolling over as the S&P 500 moved lower, while crude oil remained elevated
- That leaves two signals in tension: Bitcoin can trade independently of stocks while cash equities are closed, but US equity risk appetite can still pull it back once the main session begins