Institutional 10 AM Dumps Theory Collides With Bearish Macro Warnings

Bitcoin faces mounting bearish macro warnings even as rumors of coordinated institutional “10 a.m. dumps” circulate. Price swings, institutional whispers and uneasy macro signals are blending into a narrative that traders are only beginning to grasp in real time.

Macro strategist Mike McGlone warned that Bitcoin may have reverted to a long-term mean near $66,000 while historically clustering closer to $28,000, arguing the data highlights heavy dependence on continued Nasdaq-100 strength and could be “front-running a bit of reverse wealth effect.” Such conditions have historically weighed on speculative assets.

Separately, analysts and market commentators have circulated persistent rumors that some institutional trading desks may be triggering sharp selloffs shortly after the US stock market opens. Large sell orders around 10 a.m.

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