TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin broke out of its range to $86,913, its highest level since September 23 and up 14.6% from its September 15 low, QCP said. Spot bitcoin ETFs drew $3.5 billion in August and $2.6 billion in September, with the rally attributed to concentrated capital flows. Over the same period gold fell 8.5% while bitcoin rose 12%, as 30-year US Treasury yields hit 5.62%.
Bitcoin Rises to $86,913, Highest Since Sept 23 on ETF Inflows: QCP
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The striking detail is the divergence: bitcoin's move is being attributed to concentrated ETF inflows while gold fell and long-dated Treasury yields pushed higher, suggesting capital is rotating toward crypto specifically rather than into broad risk assets or hard-money hedges. That narrows the rally's base, since ETF flows are a single, reversible channel. Whether those inflows keep outpacing gold's decline is the open question — and whether the move holds if Treasury yields stay elevated.
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