
Bitcoin Slips Under $84,000 as the 10-Year Yield Hits a 2007 High
The 10-year Treasury yield ran past 5.1% on Wednesday and bitcoin gave up $87,000. Outlets do not agree on how much of the long side was liquidated.
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The 10-year Treasury yield ran past 5.1% on Wednesday and bitcoin gave up $87,000. Outlets do not agree on how much of the long side was liquidated.

The joint EBA, ESMA and EIOPA report says the risk could arrive before quantum computing is commercially useful. Estimates of exposed bitcoin do not agree.

Hut 8 bid $140 million for Poolin's Pyote and Tarbush sites, nearly three times the $52 million floor. A New Jersey judge has to approve the sale on 29 September.

Robert Kiyosaki told his followers on 15 September that the biggest crash in history has started, and repeated his advice to hold gold, silver and bitcoin over cash. He blamed debt, the AI boom and retiring Baby Boomers.

US spot bitcoin ETFs took in about $999 million on Monday, led by IBIT, ARKB and FBTC. It was their largest day since October 2025.

Bitcoin traded above $85,000 on 21 September for the first time since late January. More than $750 million in leveraged positions were liquidated, most of them short bets, as the price climbed.

The 19 September retarget took difficulty to 132.76 trillion while hashrate sat near 914 EH/s. Three estimators disagree on what comes next.

Four sessions moved about $1.5 billion in opposite directions and left $6.2 million behind. Ether funds broke a four-week inflow streak.

Bitcoin closed back above $80,000 on Friday and ether cleared $2,550, with about $130 billion added to the total crypto market capitalization in a day. A short squeeze did much of the work, and the tallies for it do not agree.

A wallet that took in 10,000 BTC for $7,805 in April 2011 emptied itself in July 2025, when those coins were worth about $1.09 billion. The buy and the exit sit in the same address history, fourteen years and roughly 140,000 times the price apart.

One company accounted for most of it. Glassnode puts the group's average entry at $80,500, about 6% above where bitcoin traded on Friday morning.

A prototype circulating under the CryptoAxe name renders bitcoin as a paper banknote with a 1,000-satoshi face value, a printed serial number and portraits of Satoshi Nakamoto and Hal Finney. At Thursday's price that denomination came to about 77 cents.