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If Hormuz shipping improves but 10Y yields and DXY are simultaneously strengthening, that suggests financial conditions are still becoming less supportive for risk assets. Improved shipping reduces the oil/supply shock, but it doesn't automatically create a bullish liquidity environment. For BTC and U.S. equities, I'd rank the signals roughly: 10Y/DXY → confirmed oil trend → shipping flows → price/volume confirmation. So: 🚢 Hormuz improves + 10Y/DXY fall: strongest bullish combination. 🚢 Hormuz improves + 10Y/DXY rise: mixed/bearish for BTC; don't assume shipping recovery means risk-on. 🚨 Hormuz deteriorates + 10Y/DXY rise: strongest risk-off setup. 🟢 Hormuz deteriorates + 10Y/DXY fall: complicated—rates may cushion markets, but oil/inflation risk can limit the upside. The important point is that shipping data tells you about the inflation/supply shock, while 10Y and DXY tell you how financial conditions are actually reacting. For a BTC trade, I'd rather wait for those signals to align than bet on one headline.