Bitcoin (BTC) fell to around $77,000 (and experienced volatility around this level in 2026) due to a combination of macroeconomic factors and market technicals:
• Outflows from Bitcoin ETFs: U.S. spot ETFs saw substantial outflows and shifted to net selling (hundreds of millions to billions of dollars were withdrawn during peak periods), weakening the market’s main source of support.
• Concerns about inflation and U.S. interest rate policy: Uncertainty over whether the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) would slow or delay rate cuts, combined with rising U.S. Treasury yields and concerns about a resurgence of inflation, reduced investors’ risk appetite #BinancePick $BTC
• Outflows from Bitcoin ETFs: U.S. spot ETFs saw substantial outflows and shifted to net selling (hundreds of millions to billions of dollars were withdrawn during peak periods), weakening the market’s main source of support.
• Concerns about inflation and U.S. interest rate policy: Uncertainty over whether the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) would slow or delay rate cuts, combined with rising U.S. Treasury yields and concerns about a resurgence of inflation, reduced investors’ risk appetite #BinancePick $BTC
