
Bitcoin Dominance Nears Cycle High as Price Stalls
Bitcoin dominance nears a cycle high while price stalls. Bitcoin sits within a few hundred dollars of $78,800, and it has barely moved from that spot for days.
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Bitcoin dominance nears a cycle high while price stalls. Bitcoin sits within a few hundred dollars of $78,800, and it has barely moved from that spot for days.

Gold prices pulled back from cycle highs this week. Our analysis of CFTC positioning data reveals what's driving the move and where gold may be headed next.

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Treasury's Operation Economic Outcast widened Iran sanctions and flagged crypto as a Hormuz extortion payment channel, yet oil fell 4.58% while gold, silver and bonds firmed only modestly. Here is what each asset class is actually pricing.

Bitcoin traded above $80,000 as spot BTC and ETH ETFs logged their strongest weekly inflow in roughly ten months, decoupling from a weaker equity tape.

QQQ fell a full 1.00% Tuesday while the Dow closed higher, a divergence that traces almost entirely to Technology's 1.78% decline. Staples, Financials, and Utilities led the tape as capital rotated toward ballast, not out of equities.

CFTC data shows managed money adding to gold longs while silver's rally outruns its own positioning. Oil's risk premium is built on rhetoric, not lost barrels.

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