Le Bitcoin sous pression face à la hausse des rendements des obligations du Trésor américain

La hausse des rendements des bons du Trésor américain a atteint 5,18 % le 20 mai, faisant chuter le prix du Bitcoin sous la barre des 80 000 dollars. Les ETF Bitcoin au comptant ont enregistré des sorties nettes d'environ 14 000 BTC au cours de la dernière semaine.

Le rendement des obligations à 30 ans a atteint 5,18 % le 20 mai, après qu'une adjudication le 13 mai a attribué de nouvelles obligations à 5,046 %. La hausse des prix de l'énergie et les inquiétudes liées à l'inflation ont alimenté cette tendance, le pétrole brut WTI dépassant les 106 dollars le baril. Le Bitcoin a reculé alors que les investisseurs institutionnels ont mis en balance le rendement garanti de 5 % et la détention d'un actif volatil.

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