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Traders reassess how a stronger US dollar impacts bitcoin

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CoinDesk’s day-ahead look for Sept. 30, 2026 argues that a stronger US dollar poses less risk to bitcoin than some traders expect.

The outlet frames the backdrop for the crypto market around how dollar strength may not be as threatening to bitcoin’s outlook as traders currently fear.

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CoinDeskA stronger dollar is a weaker threat to bitcoin than traders think

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