Japan's 20-year JGB yield just hit 3.135%—a fresh record high. This matters if you're watching how global bond markets shape crypto volatility. When traditional yields climb, it typically shifts capital flows and affects risk appetite across markets. Worth monitoring how this ripple effect plays out in digital asset valuations over the next trading cycle.
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DecentralizeMe
· 7h ago
Japanese government bonds hit a new high, and now the dance between traditional finance and the crypto world is about to begin again.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 17h ago
Japanese bonds are causing trouble again, and now the correlation between traditional finance and the crypto world is becoming more apparent. It feels like we need to closely monitor market liquidity recently.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 01-13 23:18
Japanese bonds are causing trouble again. This time, we really need to stay alert. Navigating the cycle relies on this clarity.
Capital flows have changed. The crypto world needs to readjust. The moment of both opportunity and risk has arrived again.
A decline is to make us rethink at the bottom range. Don't panic; this is the process of rebirth.
The rise in yields indeed disturbs the market, but those who hold onto their faith will eventually see value return.
It's another market lesson. Only by restoring emotions can we seize the bottom.
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MagicBean
· 01-13 04:57
Japanese bonds are acting up again; this time, traditional finance money might start flowing out.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-13 04:55
Japanese government bonds break 3%, now traditional finance is going to start bleeding, can our coins still rise?
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MEVHunter
· 01-13 04:49
Japanese government bonds break 3%, now it's getting interesting... Rising funding costs mean arbitrage opportunities will be squeezed, so keep a close eye on the transaction flow in the mempool.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 01-13 04:42
Japanese bonds are causing trouble again, and now the dance between traditional finance and the crypto world is about to change tune.
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PhantomMiner
· 01-13 04:36
Japanese government bonds hit a new high again, and now the tug-of-war between traditional finance and crypto is about to start
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Damn, funds are reallocating again, crypto circles need to be careful
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Rising yields = capital fleeing risk assets, this logic always works
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Let's wait and see how the crypto prices react next week, feels like they will drop
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Japanese bonds and US bonds again, these macro factors are really annoying
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So is now a good time to add positions? Or should I wait a bit longer
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Traditional markets are rising, but crypto is suddenly dull, this doesn't feel right
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This was predicted long ago, now it depends on how the big players act
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It's really just capital flow that decides everything, can't compete with big institutions
Japan's 20-year JGB yield just hit 3.135%—a fresh record high. This matters if you're watching how global bond markets shape crypto volatility. When traditional yields climb, it typically shifts capital flows and affects risk appetite across markets. Worth monitoring how this ripple effect plays out in digital asset valuations over the next trading cycle.