美国对伊朗进行第四轮打击后,黄金、石油、股票和债券均大幅波动,但比特币变化不大。 2026 年 7 月 13 日,凌晨 4:48 尽管美国对伊朗进行第四轮打击后黄金、石油、股票和政府债券大幅波动,但比特币和其他主要加密货币仍窄幅波动。 石油和债券市场担心,更广泛的冲突可能导致原油价格上涨,并迫使美联储在更长时间内维持较高利率,从而对黄金和美国国债构成压力。 比特币的温和反应标志着过去中东紧张局势的转变,该代币现在的走势更符合美元流动性和芯片驱动的股市周期,而不是战争头条新闻。 周一,比特币价格维持在 63,800 美元附近,而黄金、石油、股票和政府债券均因美国一周内对伊朗进行第四轮打击而暴跌。最大的加密货币在 24 小时内下跌 0.3%,本周上涨 2%。
周末搁置的传统市场反应立即到来。现货黄金下跌 1.6%,至每盎司 4,050 美元附近。由于霍尔木兹海峡的主权争议引发了对供应的担忧,布伦特原油价格上涨 4%,至每桶 79 美元上方。 美国国债全线下跌,两年期国债收益率攀升至2025年2月以来的最高水平,MSCI亚太股市指数下跌1.6%。 中央司令部表示,美军袭击伊朗是为了回应一艘集装箱船遭到的袭击。该海峡的状况尚不清楚,美国否认伊朗有关该水道将关闭“直至另行通知”的声明。世界上大约五分之一的海运石油通常经过霍尔木兹海峡。 这些举措引发了人们的担忧,即更广泛的战争导致油价上涨,并迫使美联储在更长时间内维持较高利率。美联储六月会议纪要显示,一些政策制定者在支持维持利率不变之前看到了加息的理由。黄金下跌是因为长期走高的路径提高了实际收益率,削弱了不支付任何费用的金属的吸引力,债券也因同样的原因下跌。
但比特币却排除了这一切。以太坊几乎没有变化,约为 1,800 美元,本周上涨 2%,其余主要货币当天几乎没有变动,其中 Solana 最弱,为 76 美元,7 天下跌 5%。 XRP 价格为 1.09 美元,狗狗币价格接近 0.07 美元。 与加密货币相关的一条线索贯穿韩国股票。芯片制造商 SK 海力士在美国上市的股价周五首秀飙升 13%,其股价在首尔暴跌 12%,这一逆转导致韩国综合指数下跌 7%。芯片交易推动了周五比特币的上涨,而周一的急剧逆转仍然使加密货币在任何一个方向上都持平。 经过周末的罢工、周一所有通常对战争做出反应的资产的抛售以及美联储的鹰派重新定价,比特币目前一直保持窄幅波动。对于曾经因霍尔木兹单一标题而快速抛售的市场来说,这是一个显着的变化。它不再是在进行战争交易,而是从美元流动性和芯片周期中获取方向,而石油、黄金和利率则做出反应。
Gold, oil, stocks and bonds all moved sharply on the fourth round of U.S. strikes on Iran, but bitcoin is little-changed.
Jul 13, 2026, 4:48 a.m.
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Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies traded in a tight range even as gold, oil, equities and government bonds swung sharply following a fourth round of U.S. strikes on Iran.
Oil and bond markets priced in fears that a wider conflict could keep crude prices elevated and force the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates higher for longer, pressuring gold and Treasuries.
Bitcoin’s muted reaction marks a shift from past episodes of Middle East tension, with the token now moving more in line with dollar liquidity and the chip-driven equity cycle than with war headlines.
Bitcoin held near $63,800 on Monday while gold, oil, equities and government bonds all slumped on the U.S.'s fourth round of strikes on Iran in a week. The largest cryptocurrency was down 0.3% over 24 hours and up 2% on the week.
The traditional-market reaction that was on hold over the weekend arrived at once. Spot gold slid as much as 1.6% to near $4,050 an ounce. Brent crude jumped 4% to above $79 a barrel as conflicting claims over the Strait of Hormuz fueled worries about supply.
Treasuries fell across the curve, with the two-year yield climbing to its highest since February 2025, and MSCI's Asia Pacific equities gauge dropped 1.6%.
Central Command said U.S. forces struck Iran in response to an attack on a container ship. The status of the strait was left unclear, with the U.S. denying Iran's statement that the waterway would close "until further notice." Roughly a fifth of the world's seaborne oil normally passes through Hormuz.
The moves priced a single fear, that a wider war keeps oil elevated and forces the Federal Reserve to hold rates higher for longer. Minutes of the Fed's June meeting show a few policymakers saw a case for raising rates before backing a hold. Gold fell because a higher-for-longer path lifts real yields and dulls the appeal of metal that pays nothing, and bonds fell for the same reason.
But bitcoin sat all of it out. Ether was little changed at about $1,800, up 2% on the week, and the rest of the majors barely moved on the day, with Solana the weakest at $76, down 5% over seven days. XRP held $1.09 and dogecoin sat near $0.07.
The one crypto-relevant thread runs through Korean stocks. SK Hynix shares plunged 12% in Seoul after the chipmaker's U.S.-listed shares surged 13% on their Friday debut, a reversal that helped drag the Kospi down 7%. That chip trade drove the rally that lifted bitcoin on Friday, and its sharp reversal on Monday still left crypto flat, in either direction.
Bitcoin has now held a tight range through a weekend of strikes, a Monday selloff in every asset that usually reacts to war, and a hawkish repricing of the Fed. That is a marked change for a market that once sold off fast on a single Hormuz headline. It is no longer trading the war at all, taking its direction from dollar liquidity and the chip cycle while oil, gold and rates do the reacting.