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Bitcoin faces macro data test around $80,000 amid bond yield competition

Bitcoin is trading in a tight range near $80,000 as traders await critical inflation figures ahead of the upcoming Federal Reserve rate decision.

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Bitcoin entered September with elevated volatility, briefly rising above $82,000 before falling back and struggling to maintain the $80,000 mark. Market participants are watching upcoming inflation data, which could alter interest rate expectations leading into the September Federal Open Market Committee meeting. According to the article, higher-than-expected inflation figures could trigger selling pressure and liquidations across risk assets.

A noted divergence in broader markets shows the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield offering significantly higher income than the S&P 500, with the dividend-to-Treasury yield ratio dropping to 0.22. This disparity allows investors to earn roughly 4.5 times more yield from Treasuries than from S&P 500 dividends, creating an incentive to rotate capital into bonds.

Despite potential macro headwinds, the piece reports that capital rotation has not directly impacted Bitcoin yet. CryptoQuant data cited in the text indicates sustained buying pressure, with the metric moving above $83 billion and turning positive from March 2026.

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