Bitcoin Keeps Rising While the Dollar Flexes. That's Worth Noticing. Here's something I didn't expect to write this week. $BTC tapped $86,885 on Friday, up about 3% in October, while the 10-year yield sits at a multi-decade high of 5.34% and the dollar index hit an 18-month high above 102. 🌍 Usually that combo is kryptonite for risk assets. Part of the story is happening in Europe. The euro slid to $1.12, its lowest since May 2025, as worries about France's finances pile up. French borrowing costs are now above Italy's and Greece's, and the gap with Germany is the widest in 14 years. I find that fascinating. When people start pricing France like a riskier bet than Greece, trust in the old safe places gets a little shakier, and I suspect Bitcoin quietly benefits from that mood. It doesn't need to be a hedge on paper to act like one when confidence wobbles. 🧭 Today's jobs report is the next test, with payroll growth expected to slow to 90,000 from 162,000 and unemployment seen at 4.1%. A soft number could ease the pressure on yields, and that's what this rally needs to leave the 82k–85k range behind for good. A hot one, and the dollar keeps flexing. 📊 #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #Bitcoin