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Treasury Holds the Line: $125 Billion Refunding Set as Auction Sizes Level Off
The U.S. Treasury Department just dropped its quarterly refunding announcement, and the message to the markets is clear: Stability is the name of the game. While the government continues to navigate a high-deficit environment, the Treasury has decided to keep auction sizes for notes and bonds unchanged for the second consecutive quarter. Here is the breakdown of what’s hitting the auction block next week and what it means for your radar.
The "Big Three" Auctions Next Week
The Treasury is looking to raise a total of $125
billion through three key benchmarks: $RIVER
Tuesday, Feb 10: $58 Billion in 3-Year Notes Wednesday, Feb 11: $42 Billion in 10-Year Notes Thursday, Feb 12: $25 Billion in 30-Year Bonds
Why This Matters
Steady Hand: By keeping these amounts identical to the November refunding, the Treasury is signaling that it doesn't see an immediate need to ramp up long-term borrowing. This predictability is generally a "green flag" for bond market volatility. $BAY
The Cash Infusion: Out of that $125 billion, about $90.2 billion goes toward paying off maturing debt, leaving roughly $34.8 billion in "new money" to fund government operations.
The "Tax Season" Pivot: Keep an eye on Treasury Bills (short-term debt). The Treasury expects to decrease bill auction sizes in late March as the April 15 tax deadline approaches and the government’s coffers fill up with tax revenue.
Buybacks Continue: The Treasury is sticking with its buyback program, aiming to support market liquidity by purchasing older, less-traded bonds.
For now, the "supply shock" fears are on the back burner. The Treasury expects to maintain these auction sizes for at least the next several quarters, providing a rare moment of consistency in a complex fiscal landscape. $JELLYJELLY
#UStreasury #Refunds #TrumpEndsShutdown
The U.S. Treasury Department just dropped its quarterly refunding announcement, and the message to the markets is clear: Stability is the name of the game. While the government continues to navigate a high-deficit environment, the Treasury has decided to keep auction sizes for notes and bonds unchanged for the second consecutive quarter. Here is the breakdown of what’s hitting the auction block next week and what it means for your radar.
The "Big Three" Auctions Next Week
The Treasury is looking to raise a total of $125
billion through three key benchmarks: $RIVER
Tuesday, Feb 10: $58 Billion in 3-Year Notes Wednesday, Feb 11: $42 Billion in 10-Year Notes Thursday, Feb 12: $25 Billion in 30-Year Bonds
Why This Matters
Steady Hand: By keeping these amounts identical to the November refunding, the Treasury is signaling that it doesn't see an immediate need to ramp up long-term borrowing. This predictability is generally a "green flag" for bond market volatility. $BAY
The Cash Infusion: Out of that $125 billion, about $90.2 billion goes toward paying off maturing debt, leaving roughly $34.8 billion in "new money" to fund government operations.
The "Tax Season" Pivot: Keep an eye on Treasury Bills (short-term debt). The Treasury expects to decrease bill auction sizes in late March as the April 15 tax deadline approaches and the government’s coffers fill up with tax revenue.
Buybacks Continue: The Treasury is sticking with its buyback program, aiming to support market liquidity by purchasing older, less-traded bonds.
For now, the "supply shock" fears are on the back burner. The Treasury expects to maintain these auction sizes for at least the next several quarters, providing a rare moment of consistency in a complex fiscal landscape. $JELLYJELLY
#UStreasury #Refunds #TrumpEndsShutdown
Binance launched the “Together Initiative” — $400 million in support for users and ecosystem participants affected by the crash. 🚩🚩🚩
$300M will be distributed as USDC vouchers to eligible retail users (vouchers range roughly $4–$6,000 and the exact USDC for each user depends on liquidation loss amount and loss ratio). $100M is a low-interest loan facility for eligible institutional/VIP ecosystem partners.
The Oct 10 sell-off resulted in a massive liquidation event (est. ~$19–20 billion in leveraged liquidations across the market), which caused heavy forced liquidations and gateway stress for traders.
👉Who qualifies: the vouchers are for users who:
🔴Suffered forced liquidations on futures/margin between 2025-10-10 00:00 UTC and 2025-10-11 23:59 UTC,
🔴Had total liquidation losses ≥ $50 (crypto equivalent),
🔴Those losses represented ≥ 30% of the user’s total net assets based on a snapshot taken 2025-10-09 23:59 UTC.
💻Timing & distribution: Binance targeted starting the USDC distribution within ~24 hours and aimed to complete distribution to eligible users’ Spot Accounts within 96 hours (watch app notifications and email). Institutional loan process is via account manager application.
🎯Community reaction & critique: Reactions are mixed — some applaud Binance for acting quickly; others say vouchers don’t fully compensate large losses and stress the need for technical/risk-system fixes. Expect regulators and analysts to probe whether systemic fixes are adequate.
👀What you should do now:
Don’t panic. Keep screenshots of your account (positions, balances, timestamps).
👁️Check your Binance app & email for notifications about the Together Initiative — Binance said eligible users will see USDC credited to their Spot accounts (or get app/email notice).
If you think you qualify but don’t see an incoming voucher after the announced window, open a support ticket and keep evidence (screenshots + timestamps).
#BİNANCE #Refunds #CryptoNewss
$BNB $BTC $ETH
$300M will be distributed as USDC vouchers to eligible retail users (vouchers range roughly $4–$6,000 and the exact USDC for each user depends on liquidation loss amount and loss ratio). $100M is a low-interest loan facility for eligible institutional/VIP ecosystem partners.
The Oct 10 sell-off resulted in a massive liquidation event (est. ~$19–20 billion in leveraged liquidations across the market), which caused heavy forced liquidations and gateway stress for traders.
👉Who qualifies: the vouchers are for users who:
🔴Suffered forced liquidations on futures/margin between 2025-10-10 00:00 UTC and 2025-10-11 23:59 UTC,
🔴Had total liquidation losses ≥ $50 (crypto equivalent),
🔴Those losses represented ≥ 30% of the user’s total net assets based on a snapshot taken 2025-10-09 23:59 UTC.
💻Timing & distribution: Binance targeted starting the USDC distribution within ~24 hours and aimed to complete distribution to eligible users’ Spot Accounts within 96 hours (watch app notifications and email). Institutional loan process is via account manager application.
🎯Community reaction & critique: Reactions are mixed — some applaud Binance for acting quickly; others say vouchers don’t fully compensate large losses and stress the need for technical/risk-system fixes. Expect regulators and analysts to probe whether systemic fixes are adequate.
👀What you should do now:
Don’t panic. Keep screenshots of your account (positions, balances, timestamps).
👁️Check your Binance app & email for notifications about the Together Initiative — Binance said eligible users will see USDC credited to their Spot accounts (or get app/email notice).
If you think you qualify but don’t see an incoming voucher after the announced window, open a support ticket and keep evidence (screenshots + timestamps).
#BİNANCE #Refunds #CryptoNewss
$BNB $BTC $ETH
🚨🇦🇺Australian #Court Ruling May Trigger $640M in Bitcoin Tax #Refunds
🔹ruling: Judge O’Connell #declares $BTC as money, not a CGT asset
🔹Impact: Challenges ATO’s decade-old stance #taxing Bitcoin disposals as capital gains events
🔹#Potential refunds: Up to $640M in CGT could be returned if ruling holds on appeal
🔹Legal precedent: Emerged from case involving 81.6 $BTC theft by a federal police officer
🔹ATO response: No confirmation yet on refund estimates
- Cointelegraph (May 19, 2025)
🔹ruling: Judge O’Connell #declares $BTC as money, not a CGT asset
🔹Impact: Challenges ATO’s decade-old stance #taxing Bitcoin disposals as capital gains events
🔹#Potential refunds: Up to $640M in CGT could be returned if ruling holds on appeal
🔹Legal precedent: Emerged from case involving 81.6 $BTC theft by a federal police officer
🔹ATO response: No confirmation yet on refund estimates
- Cointelegraph (May 19, 2025)
BREAKING: BINANCE DROPS $19B LIQUIDATION BOMBSHELL – REFUNDING EVERY SINGLE VICTIM! CZ STEPS UP BIG TIME What started as the biggest crash in crypto history ($19B wiped out in 1 HOUR on Oct 10) is turning into a WIN for traders. @cz_binance
just announced: $400M+ in full refunds rolling out NOW – no questions asked
$80M back to USDe holders after the peg drama
$45M compensation for $BNB Chain meme coin losses But here's the tea: Whispers of chart manipulation (ATOM low faked from $0.001 to $2.70?!) have the #BoycottBinance crowd raging. Is this redemption arc real, or damage control? Traders: WITHDRAW or HODL? Drop your take below!
#Binance #CZ #CryptoCrash #BNB #Refunds
just announced: $400M+ in full refunds rolling out NOW – no questions asked
$80M back to USDe holders after the peg drama
$45M compensation for $BNB Chain meme coin losses But here's the tea: Whispers of chart manipulation (ATOM low faked from $0.001 to $2.70?!) have the #BoycottBinance crowd raging. Is this redemption arc real, or damage control? Traders: WITHDRAW or HODL? Drop your take below!
#Binance #CZ #CryptoCrash #BNB #Refunds
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