BTC in oil (WTI) and electricity

barrels of WTI per BTC; MWh of oil energy per BTC (1 bbl ≈ 5.8 MMBtu ≈ 1.7 MWh, raw heat content: power plants turn only ~35-40% of it into electricity); MWh of US retail electricity per BTC at the FRED APU000072610 US city avg price per kWh (monthly, forward-filled; fallback 18.31¢/kWh, EIA July 2026 residential avg). WTI ≤ 0 days dropped.

bbl per BTC 834.1 1w +3.8% 1m -8.3% (2026-10-19)

MWh per BTC 1,418 1w +3.8% 1m -8.3% (2026-10-19)

MWh US retail power per BTC 418.1 1w +0.5% 1m -2.5% (2026-10-19)

bitcoin priced in oil and electricity

X posts on BTC/WTI (3)

Matt Dines @MinePrintHash · Oct 19, 6:30 AM PT Hard assets & reactors

says fuel was more than half of september's cpi increase, with diesel and refining constraints central to 2026's inflation story and part of why the us reversed on russian oil sanctions and struck a new diesel import deal; links a matt dines video on it

Fuel accounted for more than half of September's CPI increase. Diesel and refining constraints remain central to 2026's inflation story, helping to partially explain the US' reversal on Russian oil sanctions and its new diesel import deal, as @LeveredUSTs explains.

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Tom Luongo @TFL1728 · Oct 17, 8:13 AM PT Hard assets & reactors

shares a video titled "the dollar's 'not gonna die' - gold to $20k, bitcoin to $1 million"; post is just the title and link

The Dollar's 'Not Gonna Die' - GOLD to $20K, BITCOIN to $1 Million 'Mini...

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Matt Dines @LeveredUSTs · Oct 01, 4:04 PM PT Hard assets & reactors

Says BTC has correlated positively with DXY (dollar inflows) since UST buybacks began mid-August.

Since the UST buyback airbags inflated mid-August, take note that Bitcoin has flipped to positively correlate with capital flows into the USD per the offshore dollar system’s $DXY FX proxy as we enter a critical juncture. I still weight the most probable / base case scenario for

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