
Bitcoin’s $80,000 ceiling looks fragile after stocks shrugged off near-5% Treasury yields
With Bitcoin near $77,743 and weekend options volatility elevated, Wednesday’s Fed decision will test whether the gap persists.

OSFI’s final rule fixes a cross-exchange capital mismatch only for tightly matched, qualifying Group 2a positions.

Inflation picked up just days before the Fed meets, making cheap money a little harder for Bitcoin investors to count on.

The operation supported older bonds, but rising real yields showed why market plumbing had yet to ease Bitcoin’s funding backdrop.

Republicans are asking lawmakers to preserve the amendment process while major disputes over ethics, stablecoins and prediction markets remain open.

A new SEC-approved rule gives Bitcoin-heavy trusts more room to add other assets and derivatives without automatically losing access to a faster listing process.

Bitcoin is holding near key on-chain thresholds as CPI, the Fed, BOJ policy and Hormuz risks test the assumptions already embedded in rates, oil and market positioning.



