Japan's 40-year government bond yield breaks 4%, global liquidity faces a turning point

【Chain Wen】Japan’s 40-year government bond yield soars by 5.5 basis points, breaking through the 4% threshold for the first time. This turning point in global liquidity is worth noting—when long-term interest rates continue to rise, it often reshapes the allocation logic of commodities and high-volatility assets, and the risk appetite in the crypto market will also adjust accordingly.

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FallingLeafvip
· 13h ago
Japanese government bonds are at 4%. Something's going to happen now. Will the crypto market drop?
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NewDAOdreamervip
· 18h ago
Japan's interest rate breaks 4%, is it really time to start running...
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BearMarketSagevip
· 18h ago
Japan has started raising interest rates, now the crypto world is going to have a tough time.
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GasFeeTearsvip
· 18h ago
Japanese long-term bonds break 4%, now on-chain funds are going to bleed...
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WalletWhisperervip
· 18h ago
jpy 40yr breaking 4% is basically the market whispering what we all felt coming... whale clustering patterns suggest accumulation phase gonna get messy real soon ngl
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ChainWatchervip
· 18h ago
Japanese government bonds break 4%... Once again, it's time to harvest the chives. Whose feast is it this time?
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NFTArchaeologistvip
· 18h ago
Japanese long-term bonds break 4%? Time to start squeezing risky assets again. Crypto, this wave is a bit uncertain.
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