Beware the ides of March: Bitcoin slumps as Treasury yields and the dollar ri...

Beware the ides of March: Bitcoin slumps as Treasury yields and the dollar ri...

Bitcoin sees weakening momentum as the U.S. dollar recovers and Treasury yields rise. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) is struggling to break past $51,000 on March 8 as the U.S. Treasury yield is rising again, while the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is at the highest levels in over three months.The global stock market, including equities in the United States and Asia, has pulled back in tandem as the U.S. Senate's stimulus approval has sparked inflation fears.BTC (orange) vs. DXY (green) vs. Treasury yield (blue). Source: TradingviewWhy is Bitcoin dropping off of inflation fears?As Welt market analyst....


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