TREE NEWS reports: Bitcoin fell to $75,600, its lowest level since September, as global bond yields hit multidecade highs and pressured risk assets. The decline came amid market nerves ahead of the US Senate’s CLARITY Act vote. Surging bond yields weighed broadly on risk markets as traders awaited the crypto regulatory vote.
Bitcoin drops to $75.6K September low as global bond yields surge
Bitcoin's slide is less a crypto story than a macro one: multidecade-high global bond yields are draining risk appetite across markets, and crypto is absorbing that pressure alongside everything else. The timing sharpens the stakes on the Senate's CLARITY Act vote, since regulatory clarity is one of the few crypto-specific catalysts that could offset a macro-driven drawdown. What matters next is whether yields keep climbing and whether the vote delivers the clarity traders are positioned for — the interaction of those two forces, not either alone, likely sets the near-term tone.
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