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Bitcoin rallies 23% to $79K on Treasury buybacks and macro debt concerns
Bitcoin surged 23% this week, breaking above $77,000 and nearing $80,000 as US Treasury bond buybacks pulled long-term yields lower and forced liquidations of record short positions. Analysts linked the rally to macro concerns over the $40 trillion US debt milestone and investor repositioning toward hard assets amid debt-sustainability debates.
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Source: CoinDesk
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