Bond market's getting spicy today. The 10-year Treasury yield just climbed to intraday highs, flirting with 4.06%. That's a level we haven't seen in a minute.
For anyone tracking macro trends, this matters. Rising yields typically signal tighter liquidity conditions—less free money floating around means risk assets (yes, including crypto) often feel the squeeze. When bonds pay better, capital flows shift. Simple as that.
Worth keeping an eye on whether this holds or if it's just noise. Rate movements like this don't happen in a vacuum. Fed policy expectations, inflation data, debt ceiling drama—all feeding into this. And when traditional markets move, digital assets rarely stay quiet.
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blocksnark
· 2h ago
Here we go again. Every time the bond market gets volatile, the crypto space takes a hit along with it. It's really annoying.
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CafeMinor
· 12-01 14:04
Bonds are making waves again, should our coin do a Rug Pull? Haha
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PumpDetector
· 12-01 14:01
ngl, 4.06% is exactly where the smart money starts rotating. seen this movie before—bonds finally paying, retail chases yield, alts get liquidated. classic.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 12-01 13:58
Here we go again, bonds are starting to make waves. Is a bank run on liquidity really happening this time?
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 12-01 13:49
4.06% is here again, is it really going to crash this time or is it the same old routine?
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LiquidatedAgain
· 12-01 13:37
Here we go again...4.06%, will it really be a hard landing this time or just another false alarm, I really can't understand
The liquidation price is going to be pushed down again, with such a fierce borrowing rate I need to quickly check the collateral rate.
Bond market's getting spicy today. The 10-year Treasury yield just climbed to intraday highs, flirting with 4.06%. That's a level we haven't seen in a minute.
For anyone tracking macro trends, this matters. Rising yields typically signal tighter liquidity conditions—less free money floating around means risk assets (yes, including crypto) often feel the squeeze. When bonds pay better, capital flows shift. Simple as that.
Worth keeping an eye on whether this holds or if it's just noise. Rate movements like this don't happen in a vacuum. Fed policy expectations, inflation data, debt ceiling drama—all feeding into this. And when traditional markets move, digital assets rarely stay quiet.