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Crypto slips after dollar strength and bond yield spike

Total crypto market cap fell 3% in 24 hours to $2.86T, after a prior 15% rally since mid-September.

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Crypto markets cooled after external headwinds, with Action Forex citing a strengthening US dollar, a spike in bond yields, and weaker share prices as triggers for renewed selling and profit taking.

The outlet said the pullback left a former support zone from November 2025 to February 2026 turned into resistance, keeping the market from quickly returning to a broader consolidation area around $3.0T to $3.25T.

Among the 40 most liquid coins, declines ranged from -0.3% for Tron to -10.5% for Official Trump and Uniswap, while Bitcoin slipped below $84K and failed to complete a Fibonacci extension pattern.

Despite the dip, Action Forex pointed to ongoing US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows exceeding $1.7 billion over two days, as well as rising activity in tokenised real-world assets, which it pegged at $34.2 billion, up 85% since the start of the year.

Latest closeBitcoin $83,589.96 ▼0.9%

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