Bond Investments News

The Bank of Japan’s June meeting could trigger a Bitcoin rally if it restarts quantitative easing, as bond yield concerns push institutions toward BTC as a hedge.

RWAs are benefiting from increasing US crypto regulatory clarity, which has pushed the tokenization sector past $23 billion.

Metaplanet now ranks as the ninth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder with over 8,888 BTC, surpassing Galaxy Digital and Block Inc. after a $117.9 million purchase.

Japanese bond market turmoil may have played a bigger role in Bitcoin’s rise to $112,000 than the recent geopolitical de-risking, according to Bitwise’s European head of research.

Tether’s US Treasury holdings and gold reserves helped the stablecoin issuer absorb the downside volatility of the cryptocurrency market during the first quarter of 2025.

“Bitcoin still needs to mature before decoupling from stock markets,” but presents significant benefits as a portfolio diversifier, according to the co-founder of Redstone Oracles.

The volatility of US bonds during tariff escalations may reignite Bitcoin’s unique economic properties as a safe-haven and potential reserve asset, Ammous said.

Token holders can mint deUSD against BUIDL, BlackRock's onchain money fund, and swap on Curve, a popular DEX.

The new tokenized assets offer the stability of the Bitcoin network with admirable yield.

The countdown is underway for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to decide on the first spot Bitcoin ETF in the United States.

Some pensions funds that experimented with emerging assets like cryptocurrency have lost millions of dollars.

The ALT2611 tokenized Tether bond from Bitfinex has only managed to raise 15% of its target two weeks after launch.

Analysts recently debated whether or not the Bitcoin halving is still a meaningful catalyst for BTC’s price discovery.

The monetary authority in Hong Kong released a report on its study Project Evergreen, which looked at the highs and lows of recent bond tokenization activity.

El Salvador paid $800 million in debt at the start of the year before the maturing period, raising the confidence of investors, as President Bukele says “told you so.”