
Bitcoin’s $60,000 support is still a bet on the dollar breaking
Glassnode says Bitcoin’s $60,000 support may need DXY below 99 or 10-year yields near 4.2% before recovery can firm.
Read macro-driven crypto news linking Bitcoin and digital assets to rates, inflation, liquidity, geopolitics, and global markets.

A potential mega-IPO wave led by OpenAI, SpaceX, and other AI giants could reignite risk appetite across markets, while also testing whether Bitcoin still holds its role as Wall Street’s favorite high-beta trade.

Bitcoin held above $60,000, but analysts warn the move was driven more by forced short covering than renewed investor demand.

ETF withdrawals, exchange inflows and options positioning show pressure building around crypto’s second-largest token.

A looming Treasury cash rebuild is threatening to tighten financial conditions for Bitcoin.

The AI spending frenzy that lifted tech stocks could become turn into an inflation shock that delays the liquidity cycle Bitcoin traders have been waiting for.

A jobs report this strong sounds like good news right up until you follow it through to the Fed, where it closes the door on the rate cuts that borrowers and crypto traders have been counting on.



