Crypto trader Chang warns: Rising bond yields could pose a risk to Bitcoin
According to CoinDesk, crypto trader and market analyst Chang said that rising bond yields could pose a risk to Bitcoin. He said in an interview with CoinDesk that while Bitcoin (BTC) remains strong, macro factors could pose a threat. He noted that bond yields are very volatile due to weak demand relative to U.S. Treasury issuance. If Bitcoin is negatively affected, it may be due to yields and the U.S. dollar index. U.S. Treasury yields have been rising due to ongoing U.S. debt problems, excess bond supply, and rising Japanese government bond yields. According to TradingView, the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury bond rose 24 basis points in two weeks to 4.55%. Chang expects yields to remain volatile in June and the correlation between Bitcoin and stocks to become closer. Currently, the two-year Treasury yield is close to 5%.
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