Bitcoin slips from $80K as gold cools with falling US bond yields
Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $80,000 into Tuesday’s Wall Street open as crypto and gold gave way to gains in US equities. Key points: Bitcoin upside momentum fizzles as $80,000 proves difficult to flip to support.
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- Fact 1: Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $80,000 into Tuesday’s Wall Street open as crypto and gold gave way to gains in US equities.
- Fact 2: Key points: Bitcoin upside momentum fizzles as $80,000 proves difficult to flip to support.
- Fact 3: Gold joins BTC price downside after multimonth highs of $4,697 per ounce as US 30-year bond yields target three-week lows.
- Fact 4: Bitcoin price struggles to cement $80,000 reclaim Data from TradingView showed BTC/USD falling as low as $78,111 on Bitstamp after reaching new 14-week highs of $81,265.
Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $80,000 into Tuesday’s Wall Street open as crypto and gold gave way to gains in US equities. Key points: Bitcoin upside momentum fizzles as $80,000 proves difficult to flip to support.
Gold joins BTC price downside after multimonth highs of $4,697 per ounce as US 30-year bond yields target three-week lows. Attention switches from bonds to US inflation data and Nvidia earnings tomorrow. Bitcoin price struggles to cement $80,000 reclaim Data from TradingView showed BTC/USD falling as low as $78,111 on Bitstamp after reaching new 14-week highs of $81,265.
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Original source: Cointelegraph
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