Japan Yield Surge Sparks Treasury Fears as Bitcoin Holds Above $80K
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Rising Japanese government bond yields pushed the 30‑year to about 3.87% and the 10‑year to roughly 2.62% (a 1997 high) while U.S. 10‑year Treasuries moved toward 4.4%, drawing attention to global rate pressure on crypto markets. Despite the bond selloff risk to risk assets, Bitcoin recovered above $80,000, signaling resilience for crypto and potential continued adoption in DeFi and broader markets.
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- Japan’s 30-year yield approached 3.89%, while its 10-year yield hit a 1997 high.
- U.S. 10-year yields moved toward 4.4%, a level tied to earlier Bitcoin pressure.
- Bitcoin recovered above $80K, showing resilience despite tighter global bond markets.
A jump in Japanese government bond yields has pushed global rates into focus. Market posts showed Japan’s 30-year yield near a record 3.87%, while the 10-year yield reached about 2.62%, its highest level since 1997.
The move landed as U.S. long rates were already under pressure. Glassnode data showed the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield rebounding toward 4.4%, a level that previously coincided with pressure on Bitcoin. This time, the asset recovered above $80,000.
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