Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil facilities have disrupted efforts by the Trump administration to stabilize the crude oil market, intensifying macroeconomic risks for Bitcoin. The attacks have affected around 40% of Russia's crude oil export capacity, leading to sustained high oil prices. This disruption comes after the US temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian crude to mitigate supply issues stemming from the conflict with Iran. The persistent rise in energy prices is expected to heighten inflationary pressures, potentially prompting central banks to tighten monetary policy. Such actions could adversely impact risk assets, including Bitcoin, which has been trading between $65,000 and $75,000, currently priced at approximately $68,500. Market participants are increasingly speculating that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates soon.