Bitcoin faces pressure from rising US treasury yields

Rising US Treasury yields reached 5.18 percent on May 20, pressuring Bitcoin prices below $80,000. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows of about 14,000 BTC in the latest week.

The 30-year Treasury yield hit 5.18 percent on May 20 after a May 13 auction awarded new bonds at 5.046 percent. Higher energy prices and inflation concerns drove the move, with WTI crude above $106 a barrel. Bitcoin retreated as institutional investors weighed the guaranteed 5 percent return against holding a volatile asset.

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Bitcoin falls below $82,000 as treasury yields surge

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Bitcoin traded at $79,083 on May 15, down more than 3 percent after failing to hold above $82,000 resistance. Rising US Treasury yields are drawing institutional capital away from the cryptocurrency and into government debt.

Bitcoin has fallen to test the $78,000 support zone as US Treasury yields climb to multi-month highs and inflation data adds pressure on risk assets. The cryptocurrency touched an intraday low of $77,711 before recovering slightly.

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Bitcoin fell toward 79,000 dollars as rising US Treasury yields, inflation concerns and higher oil prices prompted a risk-off mood across global markets. Major altcoins declined alongside the leading cryptocurrency. The total value of the worldwide crypto market also dropped.

Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 on June 25 after U.S. economic reports showed persistent inflation and firm growth. The move triggered nearly $1 billion in liquidations across crypto derivatives.

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Bitcoin dropped below 60000 on June 5 amid stronger than expected US jobs figures and ongoing capital shifts toward AI.

Bitcoin opened the second half of 2026 trading near $58,600 following a 33 percent decline this year. Spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $4.5 billion in net outflows during June. Analysts now weigh whether the cryptocurrency will rebound toward $100,000 or retest the $50,000 to $55,000 range.

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US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced their largest weekly outflow in five months, shedding $1 billion and ending a six-week streak of inflows. The reversal comes as hotter inflation data prompted investors to reassess risk exposure.

 

 

 

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