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Crypto held up relatively well through a second defensive week, with Bitcoin briefly dipping below US$80,000 o a hot US inflation print and an AI-led equity sell-off before recovering to close within its range.
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Crypto parted ways with equities last week, as the 10-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2002 and hawkish Fed minutes kept a further hike in play
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Crypto started the fourth quarter on firm footing, with Bitcoin pushing toward its recent highs as softer US inflation and a weak September payrolls print
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Bitcoin briefly reached its highest level since January on record ETF demand that turned year-to-date flows positive for the first time since April, even as the US 10-year climbed to its highest since the global financial crisis.
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Two distinct shocks landed inside a single week, and their implications point in the same direction. Catch our weekly wrap this week!
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⚖️ The latest US economic data has sharpened the two-sided nature of the U.S. macro outlook
Digital assets underperformed both equities and precious metals over the week. BTC trades around US$63,100, down approximately 3.2%.
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This is what a single custody framework looks like.
@zerocap_fx consolidated onto Fireblocks Off Exchange. Collateral stays in custody, Deribit recognizes it as margin.
The book scaled from millions to tens of millions.
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👀 Last week’s US labour market data marked the clearest turning point in the policy debate since the June FOMC. July nonfarm payrolls fell 23,000 against a Bloomberg consensus gain of approximately 80,000.
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The defining feature across crypto derivatives markets this week was the continued resilience of market structure despite an increasingly uncertain macro backdrop. Rising long end US Treasury yields post the July FOMC (as well as firmer real yields).
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Two separate shocks landed in the same week and neither has resolved. The first was corporate: Alphabet and Tesla reported Wednesday night and told investors that AI capital spending is still climbing, and for the first time in three years Wall Street sold the news rather than buying it.
Crypto had a quietly impressive week, absorbing a tech rout that took the semiconductor index into a red market while finishing higher.
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Crypto passed a genuine stress test this week. When the US airstrikes hit on Wednesday, BTC dipped around 2.4 percent to roughly 62,150 dollars, but the 62,000 dollar shelf that traders have defended since last month’s lows held firmly
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The tape flipped from inflation fear to growth fear in the space of one payrolls print. June nonfarm payrolls, released Thursday ahead of the Independence Day close.
Crypto steadied and clawed back ground after the late-June washout. Bitcoin recovered to around 62,900 dollars, up roughly 3.7 percent on the week, reclaiming the psychologically important 60,000 dollar level it had lost when the hot PCE print drove it to a 20-month low
Inflation remained the dominant macro theme this week, reinforcing the view that while the geopolitical backdrop has improved, the inflationary consequences of earlier energy disruptions continue to work their way through the economy.