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Crypto traders are still evaluating the potential impact of soaring oil prices on bitcoin's price – if any.

Crypto markets were muted Tuesday as some other sectors showed explosive growth amid conflict in eastern Europe.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict has sent crude oil to over $115 a barrel. Here's what the latest surge might mean for the bitcoin market.

Anchor is a decentralized money market built on the Terra blockchain that offers UST depositors a 20% annual percentage yield.

Bitcoin and ether were up 5% over the past 24 hours, while stocks closed lower.

The largest cryptocurrency was higher after jumping 14% on Monday, the biggest gain since February 2021. So far, the price has stopped just shy of $45,000.

A trader of futures tracking the Theta Network token took one of the largest losses in crypto as the market recovered.

Tokens of the decentralized money market surged the most amid a broader run in the crypto market.

Bitcoin's record-breaking daily gains trickled down to Solana, ether, and other layer-1s as the market factors in a possible end to the war in Ukraine.

The People's Bank of China maintains strict capital controls over the country's currency; bitcoin rose over $43,000 and most other major cryptos were well into the green.

The price jump reflects short-term bullish activity, although upside appears limited.

A net $36 million went into digital-asset funds last week with major outflows in Europe but large inflows in the Americas.