Bitcoin News
By Sakamoto Nashi
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Japan’s Bond Market Sounds the Alarm. Japan, which holds one of the highest debt-to-GDP ratios in the world at 235%, is currently facing…
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Hard Assets Gain Appeal. As confidence in government bonds diminishes, investors are turning toward hard assets —…
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ETF Inflows Highlight Institutional Interest. The growing appetite for Bitcoin as a macro asset is also evident in the booming spot ETF market.
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What the Order Book Tells Us. A closer look at spot order books across major exchanges suggests continued bullish sentiment.
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Bitcoin's Macro Setup Remains Bullish. Despite recent volatility, the macroeconomic backdrop continues to support a bullish outlook for…
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As traditional financial markets show signs of strain, Bitcoin may be preparing for another explosive rally. On July 15, Japan’s 30-year government bond yields rose to 3.
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With Bitcoin recently reaching a new all-time high of $123,300, some analysts now believe global macroeconomic pressures — including rising inflation, fiscal instability, and…
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This increase has erased nearly 45% of the value of Japanese long-term bonds since 2019, according to The Kobeissi Letter.
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The rising yields in Japan reflect a broader trend in global markets. Similar movements are being seen in the U.S.
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“Bitcoin is being viewed as a structurally scarce asset that can help offset systemic risks,” said Rodriguez-Alarcón.
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In fact, The Kobeissi Letter noted that global government bond market liquidity has dropped below levels last seen during the 2008 financial crisis.
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These inflows have occurred even as markets remain cautious due to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, which have raised concerns about inflation and economic…
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Bitcoin’s rally to over $123,000 has also coincided with new momentum in corporate treasury strategies.
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This buying activity also reflects a shift in sentiment compared to earlier this month, when markets were dominated by sell orders in Bitcoin perpetual contracts.
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According to CoinGlass, Bitcoin is currently trading 5% lower than its recent peak, and more than $300 million in long positions have been liquidated over the past 12 hours.
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