Rising JGB Yields and Tariff Tensions Push Bitcoin into Defensive Mode, Says Analyst
Bitcoin declines over 6% as Japanese government bond yields hit a 24-year high and U.S.–Europe trade tensions over Greenland tariffs tighten financial conditions.
Bitcoin declines over 6% as Japanese government bond yields hit a 24-year high and U.S.–Europe trade tensions over Greenland tariffs tighten financial conditions.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $681M in outflows in the first week of 2026 due to fading rate-cut hopes and rising geopolitical risks, leading to a risk-off investor stance.
The memecoin market is experiencing a resurgence, with PEPE, Dogecoin, and Shiba Inu leading the charge. Social data and on-chain trends point to a growing appetite for risk among traders, driving the positive sentiment towards these assets.
US Bitcoin ETFs have experienced a three-day outflow streak, driven by tactical de-risking and declining investor sentiment, reflecting a cooling in risk appetite.
The crypto market is down today, with BTC and ETH experiencing significant price drops, due to a fragile balance between monetary policy expectations, liquidity conditions, and global risk appetite.
Wall Street starts 2026 on a positive note, with US stock futures rebounding from a weak year-end. Will the crypto market follow suit?
Bitcoin holds near $88K as Asian markets open higher in 2026, with traders watching for renewed crypto momentum amid improving risk sentiment.
Bitcoin bulls eye rebound after Elon Musk predicts US economic surge, boosting optimism and risk appetite among traders.
The Federal Reserve (Fed) is injecting $6.8 billion into financial markets via repos, marking its first such operation since 2020. Here’s why the crypto market is paying attention.
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Analyzing the impact of the Russell 2000 breakout on Bitcoin and altcoins, highlighting correlations and future implications.