Bitcoin May Follow Bond Yields More Than the Fed: CoinShares
Inflows of $11.1B since mid-July are cooling while 10-year yields sit at multi-decade highs above 5.3%. The fiscal-sustainability read on Bitcoin is now the move worth watching.
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Inflows of $11.1B since mid-July are cooling while 10-year yields sit at multi-decade highs above 5.3%. The fiscal-sustainability read on Bitcoin is now the move worth watching.
The handoff from forced shorts to $2.9B in regulated fund inflows is what decides if $80K holds. Macro is fighting back: Sept hike odds jumped from ~35% to ~64% and Brent is above $90.
The 25% figure is a ceiling, not a commitment, and repurchased shares land in treasury first where they could be reissued under the equity plan. Anti-dilution depends on how much gets cancelled.
The launch opens Europe's $30 trillion UCITS channel to CoinShares' product suite, anchored by a Bitcoin mining ETF that gives pension funds a regulated route into crypto miners.
The flow tells two stories at once: stronger miners are borrowing against their coins to fund AI buildouts, while stressed peers are forced sellers.
A nine-figure ETH transfer to a US venue is the kind of flow that reads as positioning rather than arbitrage, and CoinShares' ETP book gives the deposit a plausible desk read.
The transfer itself is small; the read underneath is that even healthy miners are flipping treasury coins to fund the build-out of data-centre capacity the AI trade has made unavoidable.
The gap is policy, not demand: 61% of European wealth firms ban advisor involvement entirely, and advisors inside restricted shops are 8.5x more likely to have clients holding crypto on their own.
The 17% QoQ drawdown is the headline; the split inside it is the story — hedge funds cut 39%, brokers 53%, while JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Citi quietly added.
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