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BTC has dropped 0.6% since midnight UTC as Nasdaq 100 futures slip 1.1%, with the FOMC's July meeting minutes and a White House crypto summit both due Wednesday.
Bitcoin dropped 0.6% to $64,000 as Nasdaq 100 futures slipped 1.1% and rising yields and oil prices dragged equities lower ahead of Wednesday's FOMC minutes and White House crypto summit.
Nasdaq 100 futures slipped 1.1% as rising Treasury yields and oil prices dragged equities lower. The decline in tech-heavy futures signals broad risk-off sentiment that also pressured Bitcoin.
Rising Treasury yields increased discount rates for growth stocks, while higher oil prices raised input cost concerns, pushing tech-heavy futures lower.
Yes, the futures slide coincided with Bitcoin's 0.6% drop, indicating that macro pressures are hitting both equities and crypto.
BTC dropped 0.6% since midnight UTC to near $64,000 as Nasdaq 100 futures slipped 1.1%. Rising yields and oil prices dragged equities lower, reducing risk appetite across assets, while the FOMC minutes and White House crypto summit due Wednesday add event risk.
The 1.1% slide in Nasdaq 100 futures signals reduced risk appetite, which historically pressures Bitcoin, contributing to its 0.6% fall to $64,000.
Bitcoin dropped 0.6% since midnight UTC, trading near $64,000 as of the article's writing.
Article title cites rising Treasury yields, which directly lower prices of long-duration government bond ETFs like TLT. Higher yields typically reflect expectations for tighter Fed policy or inflation, weighing on bond prices.
The article highlights rising Treasury yields, which send bond prices lower. Even as equities weaken, the dominant driver for TLT is the yield move, not safe-haven flows.
Dovish FOMC minutes or a flight-to-safety bid from escalating equity losses could push yields back down and lift TLT.
BTC has dropped 0.6% since midnight UTC as Nasdaq 100 futures slip 1.1%, with the FOMC's July meeting minutes and a White House crypto summit both due Wednesday.
Bitcoin dropped 0.6% since midnight UTC as Nasdaq 100 futures slipped 1.1%, with rising Treasury yields and higher oil prices dragging equities lower and spilling into crypto risk appetite.
The FOMC's July meeting minutes and a White House crypto summit are both scheduled for Wednesday, adding event risk across macro and crypto markets.
Rising Treasury yields typically pressure risk assets like equities and Bitcoin by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets and tightening financial conditions.