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Bitcoin derivatives activity is accelerating as open interest climbs by 27,000 BTC and funding rates move higher. The shift points to renewed demand for bullish exposure, though elevated leverage may also increase reversal risk.

Bitcoin remained under pressure after retreating from this month’s high, with rising bond yields and US macro risk weighing on sentiment. Still, ETF inflows, corporate accumulation, and a break-and-retest chart structure are keeping bullish traders focused on a potential move toward 90,000.

Bitcoin is trading above key support near $84,000 as institutional demand, spot ETF inflows and rising futures activity continue to underpin sentiment. Technical traders are watching whether BTC/USD can extend its rebound toward the psychological $90,000 level despite higher bond yields and macro risks.

Bitcoin remains supported above the $84,000 area despite pressure from rising bond yields and broader macro risks. Technical traders are watching whether BTC/USD can extend toward $90,000 while key support remains near $82,745.

Bitcoin is trading sideways after its latest rally lost momentum, with BTC/USD near 79,205 and still far above last month’s 57,665 low. Strong ETF inflows and corporate demand are supporting sentiment, but oil-driven inflation risks and bearish technical signals are keeping traders cautious.

Bitcoin’s rebound is being supported by spot ETF inflows, renewed treasury-company buying and options-market dynamics that may force volatility sellers to cover. Market participants still see a broader risk-asset selloff as the main threat to the view that BTC has formed a base near $60,000.

Bitcoin extended its breakout to its highest level since May 15, with BTC/USD reaching 80,372 as spot Bitcoin ETF demand continued to build. Technical traders are watching 85,000 as the next upside level, while 76,000 remains the key support that could challenge the bullish view.

Bitcoin recovered to $64.3K after again dipping below $63K, with buyers stepping in even as pressure hit the semiconductor sector. Market attention is now turning to the Federal Reserve’s rate decision and commentary, which could determine whether crypto resilience holds or weakens.

Strategy’s preferred stock STRC, designed to hold near $100, slipped to a low of $83 as a wave of capital structure changes and weaker bitcoin prices hit sentiment. The move has intensified debate over whether the security’s par-value target can hold under pressure.

Strategy’s bitcoin-backed preferred stock is trading well below its $100 par value, raising fresh questions about dividend coverage and investor demand. At the same time, Strive’s SATA is attracting attention with a higher yield and daily dividend payments.