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Crypto Equities Pull Back Amid Rising Bond Yields as Ethereum and Bitcoin Trade Flat

Crypto-linked equities retreated on Tuesday following a rise in US Treasury yields, while major digital tokens held steady.

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Shares in major crypto-focused companies declined on Tuesday despite stability in underlying cryptocurrency markets. Circle Internet dropped 4% to $91.80, Bitmine Immersion Technologies shed 4% to $24.38, and Coinbase fell 3% to $182.20, partially reversing gains from the prior trading day. In contrast, Bitcoin and Ethereum remained largely unchanged, each posting a 0.1% increase over 24 hours.

The drop in crypto equities was broader than moves in benchmark funds, with the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF falling 1.41% to $44.04 and the Invesco QQQ Trust down 1.32% to $707.27. Market analysis pointed to bond market movements as the primary driver, as the 10-year US Treasury yield climbed to 4.79%, surpassing its prior 52-week high of 4.75%.

The report noted that higher borrowing benchmarks typically weigh on high-beta and rate-sensitive equities. The CBOE Volatility Index stood at 15.96, indicating moderate market volatility rather than broad-based distress. The moves followed Monday's rally sparked by Bitmine's disclosure of treasury holdings amounting to 5,901,112 Ethereum tokens, or 4.9% of the circulating supply.

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