Bitcoin's price has stalled between $77,500 and $80,500 after a sharp rise from $65,000, reflecting market caution amid geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and a cautious Federal Reserve stance on interest rates. Oil prices near $92 per barrel are driving inflation concerns, pressuring risk assets like Bitcoin, while institutional investors continue to build positions through ETFs. The key levels to watch are resistance at $80,500 and support at $78,000, with the upcoming Fed decision and developments in oil tanker routes likely to influence Bitcoin's next move. This sideways trading reflects a balance between inflation-driven monetary tightening and demand for decentralized assets amid geopolitical risks.
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