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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 
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.
ARMA would force the government to hold its Bitcoin for two decades to build a strategic financial buffer.
BofA says tariff refunds may slow price hikes and ease inflation pressure, giving Bitcoin price a second macro tailwind alongside rising reserve liquidity.
Bitcoin’s rate-cut cushion has vanished as futures now price a rising chance that the Fed’s next move is higher.
Bitcoin ETF flows snapped a six-week inflow streak as Iran-driven oil and rate fears pushed allocators to cut risk, testing whether BTC support can hold.
Bitcoin ETF outflows are colliding with a Treasury-yield shock as Bank of America’s May survey shows investors heavily underweight bonds.
Bitcoin price remains caught between long-term holder accumulation and weakening short-term demand as ETF outflows, rising yields, and leverage pressure the $76,000 zone.
