While you keep reading headlines that bitcoin crashed as oil spiked, this year has once again proved that bitcoin largely ignores changes in oil prices. What also hasn't changed is that oil might affect bitcoin prices indirectly through inflation and central bank monetary policy.

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Dogecoin is drawing renewed attention as crypto sentiment improves. The article looks at trading volume, technical signals and broader market factors.

 

The Dogecoin price fell 4.2 percent on Monday to $0.0932. What matters more is where it is set: $1.5 billion in leveraged positions sit open on the derivatives market, a good tenth of market capitalisation.

 

The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 5.18% by Sept. 24, while the 30-year yield reached 5.47% as Bitcoin's recovery continued.