Treasurys

The dollar index is down 3.7% today from Wednesday, and consumer sentiment fell to lower than expected

10-year yield climbed Tuesday night, with the possibility that basis trade is unwinding

Latest rise for Treasurys may signal that investors could be pulling out of bonds

Standard Chartered’s Waqar Chaudry pointed to some initially believing that tokenized money market funds could replace stablecoins

USDN lets apps and rollups distribute the underlying T-bill yield to users

Circle acquired the company responsible for creating the largest tokenized money market fund

Futures markets are now pricing in a 95% chance central bankers hold rates steady at their next meeting later this month

Strategies consider price momentum in an effort to boost risk-adjusted returns while reducing downside risk

Ever since rates came off zero and fiscal deficits exploded, markets have started paying close attention to how the government is funding itself

Yields on 10-year Treasurys rose even higher Wednesday, briefly hitting 4.25%

Securitize CEO Carlos Domingo thinks BUIDL will potentially hit its next $500 million milestone in just a few months

Its US Treasurys portfolio has been shrinking since October. Now old-fashioned CDPs are the lion’s share of assets and revenues

Crypto is decoupling from other markets “exactly at the time you would hope it would,” Vance Spencer says

The decentralized stablecoin project is launching the sFRAX savings vault in a bid to offer users Treasury yields

Six funds by ProShares, VanEck and Bitwise garnered than $20 million in combined assets amid an overall lower appetite in risk assets

Only KYC’d customers who have passed anti-money laundering checks will be qualified to purchase the token

Offering by Adapt3r Digital — designed for non-US DAO treasuries, crypto funds and other investors with on-chain capital — targets a 5% yield

The stablecoin issuer asserts its commercial paper holdings have been reduced to zero

The current business of DeFi lending is largely limited to funding leverage for shorter-term, speculative trading, expert says

The Federal Reserve’s plan is aimed at tightening credit and cooling down inflation, but what’s the collateral damage?