Bitcoin traded below $77,000 during Sunday trading, with OKX data cited by Odaily reporting 76,985.1 USDT, down 0.42% over 24 hours, while another market snapshot put it near $76,725. Rising Treasury yields and expectations of sustained high interest rates continued to weigh on risk assets. The decline followed an earlier Sunday level near $77,245.3, after an oil-price reversal had temporarily eased macroeconomic pressure. Market sentiment briefly reached its strongest extreme-greed reading since March 2024. Brent crude retreated from $109.97 per barrel to settle at $104.61, while West Texas Intermediate ended at $100.05, although Brent still gained more than 8% for the week as Middle East supply disruptions continued. Bitcoin Suisse said concentrated AI-equity exposure and weaker bond diversification benefits supported a small Bitcoin allocation; its modelling showed a 1% BTC allocation raising annualized traditional portfolio returns from 6.2% to 7.2%, and a 2.5% allocation lifting them to 8.6%. The broader sector also faced scrutiny after Revolut disclosed customer data in response to a fraudulent government request, while Ripple’s RLUSD circulation reached about $2.4 billion.