Bitcoin broke through the $80,000-$82,000 supply wall Monday on ~$300M in short liquidations, reaching $85,000 — now inside the long-term holder supply zone at $83,000-$86,000. LTH selling slowed 80% in three weeks, with most recent sales at a loss — the exhaustion signal that marks late-stage capitulation. Chicago Fed's Goolsbee said rates may need to rise further if inflation stays above 2%, keeping the one-more-hike path alive. Bessent defended the Treasury buyback expansion, saying the 30-year yield has not risen sharply since — a claim Druckenmiller publicly disputed. The SEC's tokenized stock trading window opens Tuesday.
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