Bitcoin has been experiencing weekly volatility in recent days. While the price has fallen below $69,500, prices in the oil market have risen back above $100 due to tanker attacks. What is striking is the relationship between these two markets — geopolitical tensions are pushing oil prices higher, while the crypto market is moving independently. When such weekly fluctuations occur, there is ongoing debate about how much macroeconomic factors influence Bitcoin pricing. As energy costs rise, the expenses for mining operations also increase, which can indirectly impact the market. Currently, it is eagerly awaited whether Bitcoin will stay at this level or recover.