🧧🔥🧧🔥🧧🔥 A market that can still hold its ground in a headwind is telling you something. One interpretation is that rising bond yields reflect concerns at the fiscal level—not economic growth—which would increase demand for hard assets like Bitcoin that are outside the fiat financial system.
But there’s a complication to this view. Gold is also outside the fiat system, and under the same logic, it should not fall. Yet in under a week, gold dropped by $400 per ounce. If yields driven by fiscal factors directly benefit hard assets, then gold shouldn’t be the first to lead the decline.
A more defensible—though narrower—explanation is this: Bitcoin is holding up better than the assets around it. Just that fact alone is meaningful and doesn’t necessarily require a complete explanation of “why.”
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