The US 30 year Treasury yield has risen by 0.34 points over the past year, to 5.22% from 4.88%.


Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data.
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ApprovalLimiter
· 3 hours ago
It’s at 5.22% now—last year, people were still saying 4.88% was the peak. Now, bond-market pricing looks even more aggressive than on-chain oracles.
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TABeliever
· 4 hours ago
Following the Fed data release, long-term yields rose, adding another layer of uncertainty to the crypto sector’s macro narrative.
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StopChain
· 4 hours ago
The 30-year yield has surged to 5.22%—it feels like traditional markets’ risk-free returns are siphoning funds from DeFi. Can stablecoin yields still hold up?
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SatoshiFaithful
· 4 hours ago
Risk-free rates in traditional finance continue to rise, capital costs are changing, and the valuation logic and financing environment for Web3 projects will likely need to be recalculated.
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