Why did Bitcoin rise from about $58,000 over the summer to roughly $86,000 in September despite a Federal Reserve rate hike and rising TreasBitcoin’s September rebound drew attention to the competing forces of market demand, interest rates and currency concerns.
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利回りが上がると、利息を生まない資産よりも債券などが魅力的に見えやすくなります。ロイターも、 late summerの上昇局面で米国債利回りの上昇がビットコインの逆風になり得ると報じていました。一方、シーゲル氏は、ビットコインと米ドルの関係は、債券利回りとの関係より一貫していると主張しています。これは利回りだけでは価格の動きを説明しきれない場合があることを示す見方であり、ドル安なら必ずビットコインが上がる、あるいは将来の金利上昇を無視できるという意味ではありません。17