15.09.2026 · Cryptonews

Mike McGlone of Bloomberg Intelligence warned that Bitcoin’s fate remains tied to Wall Street. Over the past five years its price has tracked the S&P 500, yet with three times the volatility.
He highlighted three red flags: resistance near 80,000 dollars, futures markets pricing in 70 basis points of Fed rate hikes, and the S&P 500 trading well above its 200-week moving average.
A 20 % drop in equities could push Bitcoin back toward the 10,000-dollar zone it has tested before. The only way to dodge that scenario, McGlone says, is for BTC to keep rising while stocks fall.
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