TechFlow News, March 8: According to CoinDesk, driven by geopolitical tensions, Murban crude oil exports from the Middle East have surged above $100 per barrel—exceeding global benchmark prices such as WTI and Brent. Analysts view this price level as highly significant, signaling not only that markets are pricing in geopolitical risk but also that oil supply accessibility is reshaping market valuations. This development could trigger volatility across Asian and global equity markets and exert downward pressure on risk assets—including Bitcoin. As Bitcoin generates no cash flow, its price is highly sensitive to fiat liquidity; soaring oil prices may intensify inflation concerns, prompting central banks to raise interest rates—thereby amplifying the negative impact on Bitcoin’s price trajectory. (Note: Murban crude is a key benchmark for crude oil capable of bypassing the Strait of Hormuz.)
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