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Friday, 24 April 2026

Energy inflation tightens conditions while Bitcoin network exhibits durable fundamentals near 78000 dollars

Threat: QUIETConviction: 61/100133 sources
Share
BTC Price$77,987
24h Change-0.05%
Fear & Greed39
Hashrate936.2 EH/s
MVRV1.44
Block Height946,401
S&P 5007,108.4
VIX19.31
Gold$4680
DXY98.70
US 10Y4.32%
Oil$96.42

The Lead

The energy inflation shock constitutes the dominant event with oil prices climbing above 96 dollars and feeding directly into tighter real monetary conditions worldwide. This development locks the Federal Reserve into a restrictive stance that limits liquidity support for risk assets. Bitcoin consequently stays pinned near 78000 dollars where fear sentiment prevails without relief. Network metrics meanwhile convey a message of quiet conviction through stable hashrate and ongoing accumulation signaled by exchange outflows. Most participants overlook this core contradiction between durable fundamentals and a macro environment featuring elevated yields along with stubbornly high gold prices. The overlooked risk centers on mining operations facing squeezed margins from sustained energy costs that show few signs of easing soon. Whether network participants maintain their commitment through an extended period of unsupportive policy without triggering price capitulation remains the hard question lacking any straightforward answer.

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The Wire

BITCOIN
Critical Bitcoin trend change in works, but analysts say daily close above $80K requiredCointelegraph

BITCOIN
Altcoins have ‘30% to 60%’ upside if Bitcoin taps $86K: AnalystCointelegraph

CONFLICT
Oil rises above $106 per barrel as US, Iran deadlocked in Strait of HormuzAl Jazeera

CONFLICT
Iran Announces First Hormuz Toll Fees Successfully Transferred To Central BankZeroHedge

ECONOMY
Asia-Pacific markets trade mixed as Israel-Lebanon ceasefire extension fails to calm investorsCNBC

ECONOMY
Stock markets are too high and set to fall, says Bank of England deputyBBC Business

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