Bitcoin dropped to $83,300 after the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield climbed to its highest level since 2007, according to CoinDesk. The rise in bond yields weighed on U.S. stocks and cryptocurrencies, putting pressure on risk-sensitive assets. Asian and European traders later stepped in to buy the dip, helping shift market activity after the initial decline. The move places Bitcoin at the center of broader market reactions to higher Treasury yields, with crypto and equities both affected in the latest trading session. CoinDesk reported the market developments on September 24, 2026. Bitcoin is among the crypto assets affected by the move, alongside other tokens tracked on the market. The report provides no further detail on the size or duration of the recovery following dip-buying in Asian and European markets.
