November 3 Commute Podcast — Oil Prices Plunge Over 7% on Hopes of Hormuz Strait Reopening; Bitcoin Retreats to $77,000
Original headline11월 3일 출근길 팟캐스트 — 호르무즈 해협 재개방 기대에 유가 7%대 급락, 비트코인 7만7000달러선 후퇴
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Bitcoin slipped 0.99% to $76,950 and Ethereum fell 0.25% to $2,251 as reports of Iran's conditional plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz sent Brent crude down 7.4% intraday, easing Middle East risk premiums. US equities rebounded on the news, with the S&P 500 up 0.6%, Nasdaq up 0.7%, and the Dow up 1%, but crypto failed to follow, suggesting the market remains more sensitive to internal position unwinding and leverage flushouts than to external macro shocks. The muted crypto response indicates risk-off flows already priced in were not fully reversed despite the geopolitical de-escalation. Watch whether Bitcoin holds the $77,000 level and whether crypto begins to track the equity rebound as leverage cleanup completes.
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