If you are still ignoring macro liquidity and buying every single dip blindly, stop now.

Most traders keep getting chopped up and losing hard-earned capital because they treat crypto as an isolated bubble disconnected from global debt markets. Missing these broader macro shifts is why so many portfolios bleed out during prolonged market rotations.

The US 30-year bond yield just tapped levels not seen since 2004, and that changes the landscape. The bullish camp argues that higher yields reflect strong economic growth and that assets like $BTC will ultimately decouple as sovereign hedges. Some even point to steady $USDT depth as evidence that sidelined capital is ready to absorb any downside.

I see it differently. When risk-free government debt offers multi-decade high yields, institutional allocators have far less incentive to venture far out on the risk curve. Sucking liquidity back into traditional yield instruments creates a heavy ceiling for risk assets, making sustained upside momentum much harder to maintain in the short term.

Do you think $BTC is ready to decouple from Treasury yields, or are we heading into a deeper liquidity squeeze?

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