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Bitcoin ETF outflows are colliding with a Treasury-yield shock as Bank of America’s May survey shows investors heavily underweight bonds.
Gino Matos 6 min read 
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.
BitMine sees the Ethereum price pullback near $2,100 as attractive, even as oil pressure, exchange inflows, futures selling, and ETF outflows test short-term demand.
Options positioning shows traders hedging $75,000 and $60,000 downside while keeping $80,000 and $90,000 rebound calls alive.
Japan’s shift from Treasury buyer to seller could lift global yields, tighten liquidity, and sharpen Bitcoin’s role in the sovereign debt debate.
A Bitcoin-settled insurance mechanism for Strait of Hormuz would turn Bitcoin’s “neutral money” thesis into a geopolitical test case.
Bitcoin has moved from a failed push above $82,000 to a test of the $78,000 support zone, as rising US Treasury yields and inflation fears continue to pressure risk assets.
US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost roughly 14,000 BTC this week, ending a six-week inflow streak as hotter inflation data forced markets to reassess risk exposure.
Bond yields and oil are already near stress levels, but a 2008-style break still needs confirmation from credit spreads, volatility, and financial conditions before Bitcoin faces its real macro test.
