It seems that the financial landscape is getting a bit tense and it's impossible to ignore what's happening with the rates.😮
The 10-year Treasury yield in the U.S. (that thermometer that measures how much it costs to borrow in the world) has just hit its highest point in four months, and both Bitcoin and stocks are feeling it.📉
Here I explain simply why this matters to us:
1️⃣ More expensive money: When that index rises, taking out loans becomes more costly for everyone. This usually dampens investor enthusiasm for "risky" assets like cryptos or tech stocks.💸
2️⃣ Bitcoin under pressure: Although many of us see BTC as the future, in the short term it continues to react to traditional macroeconomics. If government bonds yield better returns with "less risk," some big capital decides to move there, taking strength away from the crypto market.📊
3️⃣ Opportunity or danger?: For those who are in it for the long haul, these moments of uncertainty are usually background noise. But for day-to-day, one must tread carefully and closely watch the Fed's next moves.🧐
The million-dollar question: Is this just a bump in the road or the beginning of a deeper correction? For now, it's time to keep a cool head and not trade on impulse.🧘♂️✨
How do you see it? Is it a time to accumulate or to wait for the tide to go down? I’m reading you!👇
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Disclaimer ⚠️
The information provided in the previous post is for informational and educational purposes only. It should not be construed as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice.🚫
Investments in cryptocurrencies and decentralized finance (DeFi) carry significant risks, including the potential total loss of invested capital.⚠️
Always conduct your own research (DYOR - Do Your Own Research) 🫵🏻