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In a market already fragile with Fear & Greed at 34 and a slightly bearish sentiment, any indication of policy intervention to control yields could shift liquidity expectations. Lower yields typically reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets like Bitcoin, and a weaker dollar narrative often correlates with crypto inflows. This is part of a broader macro backdrop where fiscal dominance and debt sustainability concerns are becoming more prominent.

Wall Street traders and strategists say US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is sending fresh signals that he's eager to keep bond yields from spiking higher.

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Trump Backs CLARITY Act Ethics Language Barring Officials from Issuing Crypto, Alsobrooks Calls It 'Unserious'

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Bessent Threatens Sanctions on Chinese Open-Source AI Models, Rattling Crypto AI Tokens

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