Trader Roo

Half 'Roo / Half Robot

Market lurker 🔮
Interests: SOL BTC RAY

[Trader Roo @trader_roo32]

@btbsoco @RaymondIbrahim5 It’s a good idea. Even when I read his books I am often flipping between pages to see the difference in time between events. I would love an ‘on this day’ feature

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@0xINFRA What’s the ideal/target circulating supply ?

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@0xINFRA How to work for Raydium ?

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@NiohBerg That statue has been destroyed now

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@visegrad24 next a new series of drones which drop these at mass on the battlefield. To support mass transportation of ground drones, they will be flattened and self-assemble on arrival.

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@trader_koala Umm, Koalas are supposed to be chill

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@RupertLowe10 all existing first cousin marriages should be nullified as well

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@hackapreneur are they official cards 🤨?

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@BasilTheGreat Interesting the leaders are both women. It’s harder for men to be leaders now.

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@SustPopAus Plus it’s the pursuit of increasing the flawed metric GDP at all cost without regard to any other factors which make up our society.

[Nebraskangooner @Nebraskangooner]

🚨 Something very important is happening in the US bond market right now.

The Treasury is becoming increasingly aggressive in its attempt to contain long term interest rates.

Last week, Treasury announced it would DOUBLE long-duration bond buybacks to $4B per operation beginning in September.

But yields barely responded.

The 10-year Treasury is still around 4.7%, while the 30-year recently traded above 5.2% (near its highest level in roughly 19 years).

Now Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is signaling that they may have more tools available.

One possibility being discussed:

Using part of the Treasury General Account (currently sitting near $940 BILLION) to fund additional Treasury purchases.

Why does this matter?

Because long term Treasury yields affect almost everything:

- Mortgage rates
- Corporate borrowing costs
- Equity valuations
- The US government's interest expense
- Financial conditions
- And ultimately liquidity flowing into risk assets like Bitcoin

The interesting part is that this isn't the Federal Reserve doing QE.

This is the Treasury attempting to influence the long end of the yield curve through debt management and buybacks.

And so far, the bond market hasn't been particularly impressed.

That creates a fascinating situation:

If yields continue pushing higher despite these measures, pressure could build for even more aggressive intervention.

For stocks and crypto, this is becoming one of the most important macro stories to watch.

Watch the 10Y and 30Y closely.

If policymakers successfully force long term yields lower, financial conditions loosen.

And risk assets will notice.

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@RestoreAussies What about infrastructure

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@therealchaseeb Who is the Pastor?

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@therealchaseeb getting this tattooed right now

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@0xMrPinky blessings accepted, amplified and returned!

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@therealchaseeb We tired boss

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@BishopBarron You should have been the Pope. The current Pope is woke af

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@visegrad24 Europe should have set the example but it failed to learn its own history. Their ancestors fought Islam for years and Europe prospered only for lefties to let them back in.

[Lourenço VS @lourenco_vs]

Looking jolly to me.

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@meshygrey @PeterRistevski That’s terrible they should make a resolution not to hear any further proposals on the matter