Bitcoin Holds Above $85,000 as Oil and Bond Yields Ease
Bitcoin traded near $85,700 after a sharp rally, while lower oil prices and Treasury yields offered some relief to risk assets.

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Bitcoin traded near $85,700 after a sharp rally, while lower oil prices and Treasury yields offered some relief to risk assets.

The Motley Fool sees room for a Bitcoin rebound, but the historical pattern is short and the latest cycle has already broken precedent.

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The $75.7 million purchase was funded from cash, while Strategy also bought back preferred shares and covered financing costs.

The treasury company retired preferred shares at a discount while leaving its 845,050-BTC holdings unchanged for a second week.

A bullish analyst reset and regulatory hopes lifted crypto stocks Monday, but Tuesday’s Senate defeat erased much of the optimism.

Options positioning and ETF demand point higher, but rising yields and a hawkish Fed threaten to interrupt Bitcoin’s recovery.

The Ethereum treasury firm added 27,180 ETH, bringing its holdings near six million tokens as regulatory momentum faltered in Washington.

The Bitcoin treasury company preserved its 845,050-coin position while using cash to repurchase discounted preferred shares.

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The ECB has raised rates, while the Fed and BOJ prepare decisions that could revive fears of a global carry-trade unwind.

Ethereum entered the Clarity Act vote with strong ETF demand, but the Senate’s setback removed a major near-term catalyst for ETH.

A hotter-than-forecast August CPI and PPI reading pushed Treasury yields to multi-decade highs, dragging bitcoin to a two-week low ahead of next week's Fed meeting.

With futures markets pricing an 87% chance the Fed raises rates Wednesday, Bitcoin has slipped from its early-September peak as attention shifts to Treasury's bond-market moves.
