Bitcoin dipped back below $26,000 on Monday as investors continued to flee risk assets amid an increase in long-term bond yields.
The price of the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization fell to $25,900 at 12:00 p.m. ET, according to"We are experiencing an outflow from risk assets, but not so critical at the moment as the market expects even higher yields for long-term bonds in the near future," YouHodler chief of markets Ruslan Lienkha told The Block.
Bitcoin has a propensity to march in lockstep with risk assets. Global stocks fell on Monday, as investors diverted capital from equities into surging bond yields. Ruslan said there are a number of catalysts still to come into play that could buoy bitcoin's price over the comping months.
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