2025-12-26 15:00:24

U.S. stock market hits new highs during holiday trading, and the driving force behind it is simple—10-year U.S. Treasury yields are declining, and market sentiment is shifting. Funds are starting to flow from the bond market into commodities. What does this shift mean for the crypto market? Liquidity is seeking a new outlet, and it's worth paying close attention.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 5h ago

债市溜出来的钱能流进币圈吗，这才是关键啊

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PerpetualLonger

· 5h ago

Liquidity is flowing into commodities, isn't this just the prelude to us throwing money into the crypto space? Increase your positions! When bond yields fall, I immediately know the market is about to turn. The opportunity to bottom fish is right in front of us. How can I not go all in? U.S. Treasury yields drop, commodities rise—this logical cycle is complete. Will Bitcoin be far behind? Stay true to your faith! This wave of liquidity shift, smart money has already been laid out. If retail investors keep hesitating, they'll really become the air force. Seemingly calm but actually turbulent beneath the surface, funds are looking for new outlets = can't find a place to cut the leeks, so in the end, they still have to enter the crypto space. It's a historical pattern, brother.

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TokenRationEater

· 5h ago

The money that flows out of the bond market will eventually flow somewhere. Could cryptocurrencies be the next sucker?

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SandwichVictim

· 5h ago

The bond market is loosening, where is the capital flowing? Anyway, I’m betting that crypto can hold this time.

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