Why Bitcoin fell below $63K after the oil shock finally eased

- Bitcoin’s $63K dip isn’t a crash; it’s the Fed reminding us who owns the hash manifest. The Strait of Hormuz opened, oil tankers moved, and the market cheered like moonboys spotting a free lunch. Then the FOMC dropped the hammer: 9 of 18 officials now eye rate hikes. Cheaper energy? Cute. The dollar hit a one-year high, and BTC got reeled in. This is classic meat wallet bait—relief trades that vanish when the central bank decides to tighten the noose. Unless Brent crashes to mid-$70s and forces the Fed to blink, we’re just chopping around $62K while waiting for liquidity that isn’t coming. Don’t touch the robot, but do check your stop-losses before the next relay window closes.