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2026-10-01 15:55:19

Bitcoin holds a local higher-low structure as US Treasury yields pull back from 24-year highs

Bitcoin traded back above $84,000 around Thursday’s Wall Street open as US Treasury yields retreated after hitting fresh multidecade highs. TradingView data cited by Cointelegraph showed BTC/USD preserving a pattern of higher lows on the hourly chart, with the pair up 0.6% on the day and $84,000 staying in focus during the first US trading session of October. In rates markets, both the US 30-year and 10-year Treasury yields set new macro highs. The 10-year yield reached 5.342%, a level last seen in April 2002, before easing to 5.251% at the time of writing. Mahmood Pradhan, former deputy director of the European department at the International Monetary Fund, told The New York Times that global markets were "very nervous" about rising public debt, while higher yields were also raising governments’ interest costs. He added that the war in the Middle East had changed the backdrop, with higher oil prices already showing up in inflation data. Cointelegraph also pointed to the August US Personal Consumption Expenditures index, which came in at 3.4% year over year, below expectations. Market reaction was muted. Benjamin Cowen said on X that yields had risen quickly once the market began worrying that the Federal Reserve was no longer taking inflation seriously. On market structure, CoinGlass data showed $84,500 and $82,900 as nearby liquidity zones, while Rekt Capital said Bitcoin may still need a "messy" retest of support near $82,500.

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Bitcoin
2026-08-20 15:40:54

Bitcoin tops $72,500 as Trump’s Iran threat rattles stocks, oil and Treasury yields

Bitcoin climbed to an 11-week high above $72,500 on Thursday even as US equities opened lower and Treasury yields rebounded, with markets reacting to fresh geopolitical tension involving Iran. On Bitstamp, BTC reached $72,505 after briefly retesting $71,000, leaving it up more than 4% on the day and nearly $10,000 over the past four days. The move came after US President Donald Trump threatened what he called the “most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country,” describing it on Truth Social as “Economic D-Day” and saying Iran would face “economic warfare and isolation on an unprecedented scale” over the Strait of Hormuz oil route. The wider market response was mixed. WTI crude rose to $87.69 a barrel, its highest since July 24. US government bond yields, which had dropped sharply a day earlier after the Treasury said it would at least double the size of its bond-market liquidity interventions starting in September, reversed higher. The 30-year yield rebounded from 5.179% to 5.266%, while the 10-year yield also reversed its previous decline. Analysts remain split on what Bitcoin’s rally means: Rekt Capital said the price still needs much stronger follow-through to challenge a weakening-support bear-market structure, while CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju said positive demand has returned across both spot and derivatives markets, though at a modest scale for now.

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