Treasury Yields Drive Crypto Drop
Dogecoin Drops 8% as Rising Treasury Yields Trigger Broader Crypto Sell-Off
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Dogecoin fell roughly 7% to 8%, slipping to just above $0.09 as a broad cryptocurrency sell-off pushed Bitcoin below $84,000. Rising Treasury yields—reaching their highest level since 2007—stronger-than-expected U.S. business data and a jump in oil prices weighed on risk assets by stoking inflation concerns and reducing expectations for easier monetary policy. Some technical analysts characterized DOGE’s decline as a pullback after reaching resistance, rather than a confirmed breakdown, and identified the $0.087 to $0.091 range as important support; a drop below that area could challenge the recent upward trend.
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S&P Global’s flash composite PMI rose to 58.4, its highest reading since July 2021, as U.S. business activity expanded at its fastest pace in more than five years.
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The 10-year Treasury yield rose 15 basis points in one day to 5.11%; the article attributes the jump to strong business data and a weak Treasury bond auction.
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Brent crude climbed more than 4% to nearly $104 a barrel, ending a six-session decline and adding to inflation concerns.
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Trader Tardigrade characterized the decline as a consolidation pullback after DOGE reached local resistance, suggesting profit-taking may have helped trigger the correction.
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Despite the price decline, the article reported a positive MACD reading and an RSI of 60.32, which it said indicated continued buying momentum without DOGE being overbought.
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