#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 $BTC、$ETH、$BNB



The US 30-year Treasury bond yield soared to 4.86%, hitting a nearly three-month high.

Looking at it from a different angle: it's like you grit your teeth and prepare to lose weight, but instead of dropping, your weight rebounds first — the Federal Reserve just considered cutting interest rates, and long-term bond yields shot up. Expanding fiscal deficits, rising inflation expectations, and severe mismatch in bond supply and demand, combined with these three forces, pushed the long-term yields to new highs. The bond market players' attitude is very clear: decline? Not happening. 😂

This wave of market movements is worth paying attention to regarding the impact on the crypto asset ecosystem. The uncertainty in the Federal Reserve's policy path and the retreat of macro liquidity have directly changed capital allocation expectations. When traditional financial markets become more volatile, the crypto market often follows suit with turbulence — some rush into digital assets for risk hedging, while others hurriedly buy the dip or exit the market.
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LootboxPhobiavip
· 12-14 09:17
Long-term bond yields have risen again, making the Fed's rate cut dream even more distant... --- As liquidity withdraws, no one will be comfortable. If Bitcoin drops, I’ll just laugh. --- Basically, it's a liquidity crunch. Is the crypto market going to join the funeral procession? --- With the bond market so fierce, are we heading for a double bottom again? Something feels off. --- A double blow of fiscal deficit + inflation—still can't understand why anyone would leverage up. --- SEC's regulatory framework being repeatedly innovated is useless; with such a poor macro environment, who dares to buy? --- Will safe-haven funds really flow into BTC, or is it just about bottom-fishing and chopping the leeks? --- I just want to know who will make it out alive this time. --- Long-term bond yields break 4.8, my asset allocation just cracked. --- Federal Reserve: I haven't cut rates yet... Bond market: No need, I’ll rise on my own.
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NotSatoshivip
· 12-13 07:28
Long-term bond yields are soaring again, and it feels like the Federal Reserve is bouncing back and forth. Will Bitcoin be able to stay stable if this continues?
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ColdWalletAnxietyvip
· 12-13 07:10
Long-term bond yields keep rising. Can BTC still stay stable now? --- Once again, liquidity is tightening. The money I used to bottom out is shrinking again. --- The Federal Reserve is playing heartbeat games; we have to follow along and get sacrificed. Truly impressive. --- If the bond market doesn't fall, cryptocurrencies will only fluctuate. This closed-loop logic is unmatched. --- 30-year bonds are rising like this, indicating the market doesn't believe in rate cuts at all. Is the crypto world going to cool off? --- Expanding deficits and rising inflation feel like a real shakeout is coming. --- Fiscal crisis + bond mismatch, why do I still need to buy safe-haven assets abroad? --- When liquidity dries up, no one can escape, not even BTC. --- So, preparing to hedge by entering the crypto market, but cryptocurrencies are also just following the trend and fluctuating. Ridiculous. --- When bond yields hit new highs, does that mean it's time to cut losses?
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GateUser-00be86fcvip
· 12-13 07:08
Long-term bond yields are soaring again, it seems even the Federal Reserve is unsure of what they want to do Is BTC once again being led by macro factors? This kind of uncertainty is so annoying Cutting rates or not cutting rates, everyone is betting... I'll just watch the show quietly Has the liquidity tide really receded? Why did my wallet suddenly go empty? The crypto market following trends feels like its lifeline is truly in someone else's hands
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BearWhisperGodvip
· 12-13 06:58
The bond market's recent performance is truly remarkable. The Federal Reserve's attempt to cut rates was met with a slap in the face, and long-term bond yields are still soaring. When liquidity tightens, how can the crypto world possibly have it easy...
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gm_or_ngmivip
· 12-13 06:46
The bond market has already rebounded like this, the crypto world really can't escape --- Long-term bond yields hitting new highs? Now it's even harder to stay put, feels like a turning point --- Deficit + inflation + bond mismatch, a triple combo, our liquidity is probably about to face a test --- Uncertainty about the Fed's path is the most annoying, swinging left and right makes everyone unpredictable --- Will the bond market continue to rise? Is someone cashing out to buy the dip in crypto? --- Liquidity is about to dry up, the crypto market will depend on people's confidence next --- Long-term bonds have soared to this level, indicating bond market players are really not optimistic about rate cuts --- At this point, should we enter to hedge risks or run away? It depends on who is more timid --- With deficits exploding and inflation heating up, where is the spring of the crypto world? --- Such a serious mismatch in bond supply and demand, where is the money flowing?
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