#Treasury Yields
5 articles on Treasury Yields — behavioral finance and market psychology from IM7 Intelligence.
Bitcoin Rejected $83K Despite Macro Relief. What Were Traders Missing?
Treasury yields and the dollar weakened, yet Bitcoin's recovery stalled beneath $83K before price retreated toward $81K. IM7 Intelligence examines Borrowed Confirmation: the psychological trap of treating favorable signals in one market as proof of demand in another.
Bitcoin Had Every Reason to Fall — So Why Didn’t It?
Bitcoin faced a hostile macro backdrop — higher Treasury yields, stronger economic data, and a firmer dollar — yet price refused to break lower. The behavioral trap is assuming that “not falling” automatically means buyers are in control. Sometimes resilience reflects real demand; other times it simply means sellers are absent.
Bitcoin Rallied After Hot CPI: When Bad News Stops Working
Hot CPI, rising yields, and higher rate-hike odds appeared bearish for Bitcoin—yet BTC reversed its initial flush and reclaimed $79K. The reaction exposed the danger of trading a headline without watching whether price continues to obey it.
Support Felt Certain: How Repeated Tests Trapped Bitcoin Bulls
Bitcoin repeatedly defended $78K until traders began treating support as inevitable. When oil approached $100 and macro pressure intensified, that confidence became vulnerable—revealing how repetition creates false certainty before structure actually confirms it.
Bitcoin Gave Bulls and Bears Evidence. Both Used It Wrong.
Bitcoin is caught between bullish ETF demand and a worsening macro backdrop. The bigger behavioral risk is not choosing the wrong side — it is selectively using evidence to defend the side you already believe.