Binance Research suggests that if oil prices remain above $110, Bitcoin may decouple from its strong correlation with US tech stocks, potentially reinforcing its "digital gold" narrative. The report highlights that during major energy disruptions, oil prices typically follow a two-stage pattern, with the current conflict already causing a 9% rise in Brent crude oil prices. The report warns that if oil prices surge to $115-$130, it could delay Federal Reserve interest rate cuts until 2027. A further increase above $180 could lead to stagflation. Bitcoin's current correlation with tech stocks is over 0.9, but a continued rise in oil prices could trigger a sell-off in tech stocks, breaking this correlation. Key indicators to monitor include shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, Gulf countries' inventory levels, and upcoming CPI data.