When oil crashes, Bitcoin tends to rip — and the pattern held again. Fresh progress on the US-Iran nuclear deal sent WTI crude tumbling as much as 17% at its peak earlier this month, while Bitcoin surged toward $82K in the same window. The logic is clean: cheaper oil means less inflation pressure, which means the Fed has more room, which means risk assets get a bid. The Iran trade is really a macro trade in disguise. It's not that crypto traders suddenly care about oil futures — oil is a proxy for inflation expectations, which drive rate expectations, which drive everything else. BTC has given some of that back and is sitting around $76.7K now, but the structural read is intact: if a full deal closes and the Strait of Hormuz stays open, this energy-to-crypto correlation is going to be a story all year. If the Iran deal fully closes, is the BTC rally from here driven by fundamentals or just the absence of macro fear? Just sharing my thoughts. Not financial advice. DYOR. #IranDealOilCrashBTCRip #Bitcoin #OKXOrbit