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Prices slipped as BTC couldn’t clear meaningful resistance near $126,000. That failure triggered cascading selling flows especially out of Asia pushing total liquidations over $625 million in the past 24 hours, while a stronger dollar squeezed risk assets. It’s wild how fast the backdrop can shift; Bitcoin only recently breached all‑time highs, but the pressure has quietly been mounting.
Still, it’s not all capitulation. Institutional interest and ETF allocations remain firm as Bitcoin pulled in more than $2 billion of inflows over the past two days. That kind of demand shouldn’t be ignored.
We’re seeing crypto more and more as a regulated, macro‑driven instrument especially Bitcoin. It no longer lives in its own silo. The USD had been languishing near a 3‑year low, but it’s jumped 2% since early October, hitting a 2‑month high and dragging down risk assets broadly. If the dollar clears 99, it could test 100 maybe even extend toward 103 and that would put serious strain on leveraged plays.
Meanwhile, rising Japanese yields are adding a nasty tailwind for crypto investors. The 10‑year JGB yield has climbed to 1.7 %, its highest in decades, which could cascade into broader sovereign bond markets and tighten up upside for risk assets across the board.
On the alt side, SOL is clinging near its 50‑day MA, and AVAX is punching above its weight thanks to strong treasury moves. BNB continues to dominate as it just hit $1,350, and that’s lifted related tokens like CAKE up 85% since last week.
All eyes today turn to the Fed meeting minutes, due later this afternoon. That will be critical for reading the internal debates after a contentious September meeting. And don’t forget the U.S. government shutdown, now in day seven. So far equities haven’t cracked, but if this drags on it could bleed into market sentiment in unpredictable ways.
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