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Bitcoin gave back ground on Monday, September 28, as surging bond yields, a stronger dollar and Middle East tensions pushed investors away from risk.
Higher yields are supposed to be good for banks, yet on Monday, September 28, bank stocks fell alongside a bond selloff that pushed the 10-yearYieldto its highest level since 2007.
● SoFi Technologies closed at $15.93 on Monday, down 3.92% from $16.58, asFintechlenders sold off together.
Paramount Skydance (NASDAQ:PSKY) launched a $44.4 billion senior secured notes offering to fund its Warner Bros. DiscoveryTakeoveron Monday, September 28, a jumboDebtdeal that landed on the day long-term yields hit multi-decade highs.
Michael Saylor's Strategy added another 1,665 bitcoin last week, funding the purchase by selling its own shares, and now holds 847,666 coins.
Figure Technology Solutions (NASDAQ:FIGR) was among the notable decliners in US markets on Monday, September 28, 2026, closing the session down 8.06% at $29.33. The company is a fintech built around blockchain-based lending and a marketplace for consumer credit.
● Strategy (MSTR) bought 1,665Bitcoinfor $142.7 million between September 21 and 27, averaging $85,681 per coin.
● AIFU Inc. (AIFU) closed at $8.81 on Monday, down 26.71% from $12.02, among the heavier decliners on the Nasdaq.
● JPMorgan Chase (JPM) closed at $336.59 on Monday, down from $343.06, as financial shares slid with rising bond yields.
● Coinbase Global (COIN) closed at $191.79 on Monday, down from $195.11, on a soft day for crypto and rising yields.
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