Analyzing historical data, Peterson reveals how Bitcoin has performed during periods of rising U.S. high-yield interest rates, exceeding 8%. Examining trends dating back to 2010, Peterson identified 38 such instances. The subsequent three months following these spikes saw Bitcoin consistently surge, averaging a 71% increase with a median return of 31%, while experiencing only a modest 16% decline on average. This suggests potential upside for Bitcoin in the coming quarter if similar patterns repeat. He forecasts a range between $75,000 and $138,000 for Bitcoin’s price. urthermore, Peterson delves into Bitcoin’s evolving correlation with the U.S. Dollar, highlighting how these two assets often share exposure to broader macroeconomic pressures like shrinking liquidity, rising real interest rates, and a global retreat from risk. Notably, this correlation shifted in nature since 2024, moving away from inverse movements previously. Peterson predicts Bitcoin will eventually decouple from these pressures as monetary conditions ease and capital flows return.