• Bitcoin Well's analysis argues bitcoin's short-term decline reflects interest-rate sensitivity and leverage pressures rather than its long-term inflation-hedging potential.
• Bitcoin traded near $77,800, down 38% from about $126,200 last October, despite annual consumer inflation reaching 3.7% in September.
• The analysis highlights longer-term gains: bitcoin rose roughly ninefold from about $8,600 in February 2020.
• Over the same period through September 2026, U.S. M2 money supply expanded 51%, compared with a roughly 30% CPI increase.

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