[Bitcoin Pulls Back from Highs, Russia-Ukraine-Iran Tensions Push Oil Prices to One-Month High] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on October 13, according to Cointelegraph data, Bitcoin (BTC) failed to sustain its recent upward momentum, retreating 2.2% after hitting a high of $84,254 on Monday. Market analysts believe that due to the lack of concrete evidence for an 'energy truce' between Russia and Ukraine, the current commodities market has priced in excessive risk premiums, putting pressure on asset prices. The escalation of geopolitical conflicts has further intensified market volatility: Ukrainian President Zelensky publicly accused Russia of ignoring U.S. President Trump's decree to halt attacks on energy infrastructure and continuing assaults on Ukraine's energy systems. Meanwhile, tensions in the Middle East worsened as Iran confirmed that an oil tanker was struck and caught fire in the critical Strait of Hormuz. Driven by these supply fears, crude oil prices surged dramatically, with WTI crude briefly breaking above $94/barrel and Brent crude climbing to $107.25/barrel, marking the highest point in nearly a month.