The yield on the US government bond with a 10-year maturity has just officially surpassed the 5.04% mark, setting the highest level since 2007. This milestone reflects that the broad-based selloff pressure in the bond market is still ongoing, as global financial markets must reprice interest-rate expectations.

The benchmark bond yield staying above 5% signals that investors have accepted the scenario in which the Fed keeps interest rates at a high level for longer (higher for longer). The sharp jump in the cost of borrowing for low-risk capital is directly tightening financial conditions and placing a substantial burden on the economy.

For traditional markets, this development puts heavy pressure on equity valuations, especially for the technology sector, while also strengthening the US dollar. When safe assets offer yields above 5%, large capital flows tend to withdraw from higher-risk investment channels in search of shelter.

The cryptocurrency market and $BTC VND are facing a major liquidity challenge. In the short term, a cautious sentiment will dominate the market, making it difficult for new capital to surge until the pressure from US Treasury yields shows signs of easing.

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