Bitcoin ($BTC) saw month-to-date lows at Tuesday’s Wall Street open as global bond yields spiked and crypto markets awaited a key US Senate vote on the CLARITY Act. Key points: Bitcoin dropped to $75,560, its lowest level so far in September ahead of the US Senate’s procedural vote on the CLARITY Act. Global bond yields
Japan’s latest 20-year government bond auction signaled a higher price for long-term borrowing, not a collapse in demand. The average accepted yield rose to 3.856% on Tuesday, 15.8 basis points above the 3.698% average on Aug. 20. Competitive bid coverage improved slightly to about 4.01 times from 3.98 times, while the gap between the highest
Bitcoin’s price has plunged to slightly below $75,000 in minutes, losing more than 2.3% throughout the past 24 hours. The sudden move comes immediately after it became evident that the Digital Asset Markets CLARITY Act will not get the necessary votes to advance without further debate. Source: TradingView The move also comes amid a massive
Although Bitcoin ($BTC) price has remained in a choppy consolidation between August 20, 2026, and September 15, BlackRock Inc. (NYSE: BLK), through its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), has purchased assets worth over $1 billion in this period. BlackRock’s IBIT bought Bitcoin valued at approximately $1.218 billion over the past 20 stock-trading days, according to data
Bitcoin faces competing forces heading into the final months of 2026: progress on US crypto rules could encourage buyers, while expensive energy and high bond yields constrain demand. A durable recovery would be easier if those forces start pulling in the same direction. Bitcoin is trading near $76,000 on September 15, down 3.22% over 24
The Aquis-listed Bitcoin treasury firm Stack $BTC, which lists Nigel Farage among its shareholders, has entered a £12 million arrangement to buy Direct Bullion, a company known for its gold business. The deal, which is being framed as a way to expand the Frage-backed firm’s digital asset reserve, is being closed with a company with
Bitcoin price is caught between ETF inflows, institutional selling and a massive $54 million whale short ahead of the Clarity Act vote. The latest data doesn’t exactly scream confidence, with traders watching $75,000 and $83,000 as the levels that could decide the next move. Bitcoin ETFs Recover Daily Despite Weekly Outflows Bitcoin ETFs recorded a
In brief Bitcoin fell 2.39% to $76,314, its lowest close since September’s golden cross. The Senate holds a cloture vote on the Clarity Act at 2:15 p.m. ET, needing 60 votes it may not have—traders are getting more skeptical by the day. Technical indicators say this is a real trend, not just profit-taking, and a
Bitcoin price fell below $77,000 as traders reduced risk before a key U.S. Senate vote on the CLARITY Act, while technical charts showed weakening short-term momentum. Bitcoin price action today According to data from crypto.news, Bitcoin ($BTC) price traded at about $77,059 at the time of writing, down 1.45% on the daily candle. The cryptocurrency
Bitcoin is showing signs of weakness after failing to hold the top of its recent price range. Traders are now watching whether $BTC drops below $76,000 before making another push toward $80,000 and eventually $90,000. At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading around $76,990, down 1.28% over the past 24 hours. The broader crypto