Bitcoin Dips Below $100,000 Amid Oil Supply Concerns
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Bitcoin Dips Below $100,000 Amid Oil Supply Concerns

Bitcoin's price fell below $100,000, marking its lowest point since May, as concerns grow over potential disruptions in global oil supply due to Iran's actions.

On Sunday, Bitcoin fell below $100,000, which is its lowest value since May. This occurred against a backdrop of concerns regarding potential actions by Iran to block the Strait of Hormuz, a major oil transit route that accounts for approximately 20% of global oil supply.

Key Points:

  • Bitcoin’s drop signals a risk-off sentiment on Wall Street.
  • XRP, Ethereum, and Solana also recorded declines.
  • The situation arises as Iranian politicians ponder the closure of the Strait, raising fears of skyrocketing oil prices.

Market analysts from JPMorgan suggest that oil prices could escalate to $120 - $130 per barrel in the event of disruption, possibly causing inflation rates in the U.S. to reach 5%.

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