Bitcoin bull case grows as U.S. bond market volatility sinks to lowest since 2021
The bond market volatility gauge has slipped to its lowest since October 2021, supporting risk-taking in financial markets.
The bond market volatility gauge has slipped to its lowest since October 2021, supporting risk-taking in financial markets.
Lower inflation eased pressure on bond yields and improved liquidity conditions, a setup that has historically favored crypto and other risk assets.
The ETP offers physically backed exposure to bitcoin and gold in a single investment vehicle.
The asset manager’s base case assumes bitcoin gains traction as a settlement tool and reserve asset over the next 25 years.
U.S. employment data for December was mixed, while inflation expectations edged higher, and the U.S. Supreme Court did not deliver a ruling on the Trump Administration’s tariffs.
The early rally to start the year failed to break past $95,000, setting the stage for the current pullback, according to one trading firm.