Brent crude rises above $92/barrel, up 3.6% in 24 hours

A 3.6% single-session move in Brent is a volatility signal, not just a price level, and it lands in a market where energy costs feed directly into the inflation and rate expectations that have been driving crypto and tokenized real-world assets. The read-across matters most for RWA platforms holding oil-linked or commodity-backed instruments, where collateral values and yield assumptions can shift quickly. Whether this move extends or reverses is the open question; either way, it reinforces that energy remains a macro input crypto markets cannot fully decouple from.