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Bitcoin's 2026 bull case rested on one assumption: that the Fed's next serious move would be a cut, but Wednesday's minutes made clear that assumption is no longer safe.
Andjela Radmilac 5 min read 
Tether’s $141 billion Treasury exposure has turned the world’s largest stablecoin into an unlikely pillar of America’s debt machine.
Bond traders are now pricing in a Fed rate hike this year, while stocks are moving sharply against Treasury yields, a macro shift that threatens Bitcoin’s liquidity-driven recovery.
The bond market was supposed to be Bitcoin's origin story, not its daily price driver. And yet here we are in May 2026, watching crypto traders refresh yield curves on a Saturday morning.
Nearly $1 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated as weakening spot demand pushed Bitcoin below $75,000.
The Bank of England is laying the groundwork for tokenized finance by fixing the old settlement clock that still governs trillions in payments.
Mark Cuban says Bitcoin failed to act like digital gold when war risk and dollar weakness hit, and he is right, but the stronger defense is that Bitcoin was never just a hedge.
One simple moving average has defined the ceiling between Bitcoin bear market rallies and genuine recoveries across three separate cycles, and now it holds again.
World Liberty Financial is using WLFI burns, USD1 exchange rewards, and new collateral integrations to rebuild demand, but the rebound is also giving dormant holders liquidity to exit.
