Risk assets

Bitcoin's price is declining toward $63,000 as a broader tech sector selloff reduces the value of risk assets. The decline in technology stocks is contributing to downward pressure on cryptocurrencies and other high-risk investments.

Bitcoin underperforms compared to risk assets, with a record ninth consecutive day of ETF outflows indicating declining demand. The sustained outflows suggest weakening investor interest in Bitcoin.

Deutsche Bank analysts say that the factors leading to aggressive sell-offs in riskier assets during past energy shocks are not currently present. This suggests that risk assets may not come under pressure just yet. The bank's analysts believe the current situation is different from past energy shocks.

Barclays' economist Rajadhyaksha has shifted to a neutral stance on risk assets, signaling a cautious approach amid economic uncertainties. This move reflects a reassessment of market conditions and potential risks.

Bitcoin and stocks face potential 'months' of losses as Kevin Warsh becomes the new Federal Reserve chair, with historical data showing Bitcoin declines after new Fed chairs take office. Warsh's mixed signals on monetary policy for risk assets add uncertainty to market stability.

Bitcoin remains stalled at $78,000 as risk assets face challenges amid the S&P 500 hitting all-time highs. Analysis warns Bitcoin's price support is at risk, with oil posing a potential threat to risk-asset performance.

Bitcoin's price fell near $80,000 as rising oil prices pressured risk assets. The increase in oil prices contributed to a broader decline in high-risk investments.