#美债10年期收益率创19年新高
This news is actually a bit strange..
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What everyone sees is Bitcoin breaking below $83,000, sliding all the way down from a prior peak of $87,500—so the first reaction is again, “Is crypto not working?”..
But what’s truly being repriced isn’t the coin—it’s the price of money itself..
CME FedWatch is now mapping out a path where, by June 2027, there will be four more rate hikes, pushing the federal funds rate to 4.75%–5%.. This month already had one hike.. The 20-year U.S. Treasury yield is approaching 5.5%, long-duration bond ETF TLT has fallen below $80 to a new all-time low.. The 10-year yield is back above 5.1%, the level last seen in 2007..
What’s even more interesting is that this isn’t just a U.S. story.. French, German, British, and Japanese bond yields are all under pressure.. The U.S. Dollar Index is back above 101, up 3% year-to-date.. The yen is back around 159..
And that’s where it gets intriguing.. Half a year ago, everyone was waiting for rate cuts, but now the market has changed the script to four more hikes.. The risk-free rate is the denominator for non-yielding assets—when the denominator keeps getting more expensive, the holding cost rises passively.. So both BTC and gold get squeezed: gold is down 25% from its January high.. This time, it’s not that crypto is being targeted alone—every non-yielding asset is being repriced at the same time..
So where did the money go.. Into short-duration debt, cash, and yield-bearing U.S. dollars.. That’s why you’ll see higher-beta assets bleed first: DOGE and various alts fall harder than BTC, too—capital isn’t exiting, it’s shifting from “betting on direction” to “collecting interest”..
What’s really worth watching isn’t how much it drops today, but once the rate-hike expectations are fully priced in.. When a softer data point appears, or an official lets slip something dovish, the first things to snap back are likely to be the same batch of high-beta assets.. When the denominator loosens, the numerator finally gets a chance..
The reversal is here.. If four more rate hikes are truly fully priced, then the day when the bad news is all used up is often also the day these assets are the least wanted.
This news is actually a bit strange..
🔄 进群看机构动作
What everyone sees is Bitcoin breaking below $83,000, sliding all the way down from a prior peak of $87,500—so the first reaction is again, “Is crypto not working?”..
But what’s truly being repriced isn’t the coin—it’s the price of money itself..
CME FedWatch is now mapping out a path where, by June 2027, there will be four more rate hikes, pushing the federal funds rate to 4.75%–5%.. This month already had one hike.. The 20-year U.S. Treasury yield is approaching 5.5%, long-duration bond ETF TLT has fallen below $80 to a new all-time low.. The 10-year yield is back above 5.1%, the level last seen in 2007..
What’s even more interesting is that this isn’t just a U.S. story.. French, German, British, and Japanese bond yields are all under pressure.. The U.S. Dollar Index is back above 101, up 3% year-to-date.. The yen is back around 159..
And that’s where it gets intriguing.. Half a year ago, everyone was waiting for rate cuts, but now the market has changed the script to four more hikes.. The risk-free rate is the denominator for non-yielding assets—when the denominator keeps getting more expensive, the holding cost rises passively.. So both BTC and gold get squeezed: gold is down 25% from its January high.. This time, it’s not that crypto is being targeted alone—every non-yielding asset is being repriced at the same time..
So where did the money go.. Into short-duration debt, cash, and yield-bearing U.S. dollars.. That’s why you’ll see higher-beta assets bleed first: DOGE and various alts fall harder than BTC, too—capital isn’t exiting, it’s shifting from “betting on direction” to “collecting interest”..
What’s really worth watching isn’t how much it drops today, but once the rate-hike expectations are fully priced in.. When a softer data point appears, or an official lets slip something dovish, the first things to snap back are likely to be the same batch of high-beta assets.. When the denominator loosens, the numerator finally gets a chance..
The reversal is here.. If four more rate hikes are truly fully priced, then the day when the bad news is all used up is often also the day these assets are the least wanted.
