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đȘ Bitcoin rises as the global bond market cracks
As U.S. and Japanese bond markets flash crisis signals, Bitcoin is doing what no one expected â surging. While Treasurys crumble under the weight of record debt and inflation fears, BTC is testing new highs and flipping the old risk-on/risk-off script.
đ Bond market breaking down
đĄU.S. 30-year yield hit 5.15% â the highest since 2007.
đĄJapanâs 30-year yield surged to 3.1%, an all-time high.
đĄPM Shigeru Ishiba: âJapanâs debt situation is worse than Greece.â
Thatâs $36.8T in U.S. debt, with $952B in interest payments expected in 2025. The U.S. lost its final AAA rating, and the market is no longer buying Treasurys as a safe haven.
âInvestors are no longer fleeing to bonds â theyâre fleeing from them.â â Kobeissi Letter
đ Bitcoin becomes the new macro hedge
đĄSpot Bitcoin ETFs now hold over $104B AUM, a record.
đĄInstitutional allocation is rising as traditional safe havens lose credibility.
đĄBTC is acting both as a risk-on rocket and a store-of-value anchor â a rare duality in modern markets.
CryptoQuant and Galaxy Digital analysts point to moderate funding rates, strong ETF demand, and institutional conviction as signs this rally is still in its early innings.
đ„ Why this matters:
As central banks hesitate and bond markets shake, Bitcoinâs finite supply and neutrality are becoming its strongest assets. In this new paradigm, BTC isnât an âalternativeâ anymore â itâs becoming the main event.
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