Bitcoin accumulates on exchanges amid Hormuz oil shock and steady yields.

Bitcoin price stalls at $80,683 amid exchange outflows of +3,228 BTC that shrink liquid supply and cap downside, yet this accumulation clashes with macro tightening from Hormuz clashes pushing Brent toward $100 per barrel.^[1][2] Higher energy costs lock in Fed restraint at 3.5-3.75% with 10Y yields near 4.36%, squeezing risk assets as DXY holds 97.84 and gold climbs to $4,731/oz.^[3][4] Network resilience shines through steady 988 EH/s hashrate and Lightning capacity above 4,800 BTC, but neutral Fear & Greed at 47 betrays absent buying fire.^[5] Investors ignore the core risk: oil shock forces prolonged high rates that bleed Bitcoin's risk premium without igniting safe-haven flows. Exchange netflows reversing above +5,000 BTC daily would confirm distribution and break the range lower.CryptoQuant^[6] Will Hormuz escalation finally summon geopolitical bids, or does it just amplify dollar strength and starve upside?