Japan's government bond yields have soared to their highest level since 2008, which should ideally lead to funds shifting towards the Asia-Pacific region. However, BTC's performance is as weak as noodles; I really hope it doesn't remain sluggish for too long.
The lifeline of the current market is held in the hands of two people - the statements from the Federal Reserve and the mood of the person in the White House. To be honest, it would be best to have a violent shake-up that wipes out both longs and shorts; after all, my position has already been completely cleared. At least let me pick up some soup in the aftermath.
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EternalMiner
· 9h ago
What’s up with the rise of Japanese government bonds? The crypto world is still soft and flabby, it’s really ridiculous.
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BearEatsAll
· 9h ago
Japan's bond yields have surged, yet the crypto world is still snoozing, it's truly unbelievable.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 9h ago
The yield on Japanese government bonds is indeed fierce this time, but BTC is still there trying to turn things around, it's too disappointing.
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MidsommarWallet
· 9h ago
Even Japan's yield breaking records can't save the crypto world, it's really something else. This game still depends on what that guy at the Fed is feeling.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 9h ago
The Japanese bond yields are so high that they can't pump Bitcoin, it's really unbelievable.
Japan's government bond yields have soared to their highest level since 2008, which should ideally lead to funds shifting towards the Asia-Pacific region. However, BTC's performance is as weak as noodles; I really hope it doesn't remain sluggish for too long.
The lifeline of the current market is held in the hands of two people - the statements from the Federal Reserve and the mood of the person in the White House. To be honest, it would be best to have a violent shake-up that wipes out both longs and shorts; after all, my position has already been completely cleared. At least let me pick up some soup in the aftermath.