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Japan-U.S. currency coordination risks bond market shock for Bitcoin
Coordinated action between Japan and Washington could trigger a major market event, exposing Bitcoin to bond yield risks that crypto traders have not fully priced in.
Japan is expected to formally confirm joint currency intervention with the United States on Monday, according to Reuters reporting. An official told the news agency the operation remains ongoing, turning any announcement into a live market event. Bitcoin currently trades near $63,000, but the underlying concern centres on bond market dynamics. The piece identifies parallels with 2011 currency coordination and warns that most cryptocurrency traders have not accounted for the knock-on effects of rising Treasury yields on asset prices.
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