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US 30-year Treasury yields rose above 5.6% on Sept 29, reaching their highest level since 2002. While pricing for an October Fed hike has eased from nearly 70% to around 50%, pressure at the long end remains. Hedge funds held about $2T in cash Treasuries at the end of 2025, with some exposure tied to leveraged basis trades. If bond volatility rises further, deleveraging could amplify Treasury-market stress and strain broader liquidity.
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The U.S. 30 year Treasury yield breaking above 5.6% is one of those moves I think deserves more attention than it usually gets.
Most people watch stocks or BTC first, but long term yields can quietly change the whole market environment. When investors can earn higher returns from government bonds, expensive equities and other risk assets suddenly have a much tougher competitor for capital. Higher yields can also mean more expensive mortgages, corporate borrowing and long-term financing.
Personally, what interests me most is why yields are staying this high. Is the bond market worried about inflation staying sticky? Government debt and borrowing? Or simply expecting interest rates to remain elevated for much longer?
For crypto, I wouldn’t automatically treat higher yields as bearish, but I’ll be watching BTC closely. If Bitcoin can stay resilient while long term yields continue climbing, that would be interesting because historically tighter financial conditions haven't always been friendly to risk assets.
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The 30-year Treasury yield crossing an important level isn't just a bond-market story.
It can affect how investors think about risk across the entire financial system.
Higher long-term yields can change borrowing costs, valuations and liquidity expectations.
And crypto doesn't operate outside that system.
Bitcoin may have its own fundamentals, but macro liquidity still matters.
Sometimes the next crypto move starts somewhere completely different.
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#US30YYieldBreaks5.6% 30-year Treasury yields above 5.6% definitely caught my eye 👀 Even with rate-hike expectations cooling a bit, the long end of the bond market is still under a lot of pressure.
What feels more interesting is the liquidity side. If volatility keeps rising and leveraged positions start unwinding, the impact might not stay inside the Treasury market. 📉
Feels like another reminder that sometimes the bigger risk isn’t just where rates go, but how quickly markets have to adjust to them 😵💫📊✨
A 5.27% 10-year yield is more than a bond-market headline: it tightens the discount rate used across risk assets while reviving the inflation-versus-growth debate. Gold, equities and BTC moving lower together suggests macro sensitivity is broad. PCE and jobs data may matter less for direction than for whether they challenge the tightening narrative.
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🚨WARNING: US Treasuries just posted their WORST month in four years, per FT.
The 10-year yield surged more than half a percentage point in September to 5.3%, the sharpest rise since September 2022.
The 30-year yield is trading at its highest level since June 2002.
Investors say rising yields are forcing some funds, including holders of mortgage bonds, to sell Treasuries, which pushes yields even higher.
JPMorgan Asset Management's Priya Misra calls it a "vicious loop."
Treasury Secretary Bessent's expanded bond purchases have failed to stop the selling.
The 10Y just hit 5.30%. 🚨
Highest since April 2002. Twenty-four years.
+55bps this month. +138bps since the March low.
Mortgage rates nearing 7.60%.
The escalation ladder in MUX's feed:
4.47% → 4.55% → 4.63% → 5.13% → 5.30%.
Every post said the same thing. Something breaks.
The pace is accelerating. The Fed is out of moves.
$TLT - 20-year and 30-year US bond yields hit fresh 24-year highs of 5.69% and 5.64%