TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin fell below $84,000, giving back more than $3,500, as the 10-year Treasury yield closed at its highest level since July 2007. The move came on a day that also brought a hot U.S. business survey and the highest five-year auction yield since 2006.
Bitcoin Drops Below $84,000 as 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 19-Year High
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This reinforces that bitcoin's near-term direction is being set by the rates complex rather than by crypto-native catalysts. The combination of a hot business survey and a strong five-year auction points to firming yield expectations across the curve, which historically pressures non-yielding assets. The question now is whether this correlation holds if yields stabilize, or whether bitcoin continues to trade as a high-beta macro instrument.
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