Bitcoin tumbles below $79,000 as rising bond yields
Bitcoin fell to $78,600 on May 15 as bond yields surged to a 12 month high, rattling risk markets. The US 10-year Treasury yield surged to 4.
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ARIA AI SummaryAI-generated · Educational only- 1.Bitcoin fell to $78,600 on May 15 as bond yields surged to a 12 month high, rattling risk markets.
- 2.The US 10-year Treasury yield surged to 4.
- 3.Track live signals and market analysis on CryptoTalkies for the latest Bitcoin tumbles below $79,000 updates.
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Bitcoin fell to $78,600 on May 15 as bond yields surged to a 12 month high, rattling risk markets. The US 10-year Treasury yield surged to 4.
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