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The market trend these days really tells me: crypto is always 'emotion is a step ahead of logic'
The market trend these days can be summed up as 'outrageous but reasonable'.
Not long ago, everyone was shouting doomsday theories, with a bunch of people preparing to liquidate and lie flat, but then news kept coming in waves: the U.S. continues to push for digital asset regulation, Japan is advancing fiscal reforms, and the global stock market sentiment is starting to warm up.
Once the sentiment shifted, the crypto market took off across the board.
BTC, ETH, and SOL led the rebound, and the most exaggerated part is that sectors which typically remain flat also started to move,
as if the entire market was suddenly awakened together.
If you say this is entirely based on fundamentals, I don't believe it.
Not long ago, everyone was shouting doomsday theories, with a bunch of people preparing to liquidate and lie flat, but then news kept coming in waves: the U.S. continues to push for digital asset regulation, Japan is advancing fiscal reforms, and the global stock market sentiment is starting to warm up.
Once the sentiment shifted, the crypto market took off across the board.
BTC, ETH, and SOL led the rebound, and the most exaggerated part is that sectors which typically remain flat also started to move,
as if the entire market was suddenly awakened together.
If you say this is entirely based on fundamentals, I don't believe it.
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#apro $AT 【Why have I recently started paying attention to APRO? Because it addresses the biggest pain points of Aptos】
@APRO Oracle #APRO $AT
In the past, when playing applications on Aptos, I always felt that while the chain was fast, the data sourcing aspect was never quite complete, especially when it came to price, cross-chain data, and on-chain behavior queries, which often relied on third parties, leading to an unstable experience.
Recently, I researched APRO (Aptos native oracle) and felt it has filled in one of the most critical pieces of the Aptos ecosystem puzzle.
APRO does not simply “move data,” but provides native-level on-chain data services, including price oracles, on-chain events, cross-chain data synchronization, and more.
For users, this means more precision and stability; for developers, it means they can create more complex DeFi, AI agents, game economies, and asset management logic without worrying about data latency or credibility issues.
Especially in the current situation where market sentiment is warming up, the Aptos ecosystem has also begun to become active again.
No matter how hot the narrative of the public chain is, it ultimately comes down to whether there is stable infrastructure supporting the implementation of applications.
Oracles are one of the least noticeable yet most critical elements.
I can't say whether APRO will become a core project of the Aptos ecosystem, but at least for now, it is addressing a real existing problem.
Projects that can truly sustain in the long term often start from “filling in the underlying shortcomings.”
@APRO Oracle #APRO $AT
In the past, when playing applications on Aptos, I always felt that while the chain was fast, the data sourcing aspect was never quite complete, especially when it came to price, cross-chain data, and on-chain behavior queries, which often relied on third parties, leading to an unstable experience.
Recently, I researched APRO (Aptos native oracle) and felt it has filled in one of the most critical pieces of the Aptos ecosystem puzzle.
APRO does not simply “move data,” but provides native-level on-chain data services, including price oracles, on-chain events, cross-chain data synchronization, and more.
For users, this means more precision and stability; for developers, it means they can create more complex DeFi, AI agents, game economies, and asset management logic without worrying about data latency or credibility issues.
Especially in the current situation where market sentiment is warming up, the Aptos ecosystem has also begun to become active again.
No matter how hot the narrative of the public chain is, it ultimately comes down to whether there is stable infrastructure supporting the implementation of applications.
Oracles are one of the least noticeable yet most critical elements.
I can't say whether APRO will become a core project of the Aptos ecosystem, but at least for now, it is addressing a real existing problem.
Projects that can truly sustain in the long term often start from “filling in the underlying shortcomings.”
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In the past few days' market, I've finally understood one thing: hot topics are more honest than technical analysis.
The entire market suddenly 'woke up' these past few days, with mainstream, altcoins, blockchain games, and AI sectors all rising.
It's not about who takes the lead, but rather a combination of news and emotions exploding together.
Over in the US, the regulatory framework continues to advance, and Japan is discussing fiscal reform, leading to a warming sentiment for global risk assets.
What does this have to do with the crypto circle?
Actually, it has nothing to do at all, but the impact is that direct.
This is the most real part of the crypto market:
When a hot topic arises, it changes direction faster than technical analysis.
Just a few days ago, they were still saying 'it's over, it's over.'
Yesterday there was a rebound, and instantly everyone started saying 'the market is changing.'
It's not about who takes the lead, but rather a combination of news and emotions exploding together.
Over in the US, the regulatory framework continues to advance, and Japan is discussing fiscal reform, leading to a warming sentiment for global risk assets.
What does this have to do with the crypto circle?
Actually, it has nothing to do at all, but the impact is that direct.
This is the most real part of the crypto market:
When a hot topic arises, it changes direction faster than technical analysis.
Just a few days ago, they were still saying 'it's over, it's over.'
Yesterday there was a rebound, and instantly everyone started saying 'the market is changing.'
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Yesterday's wave of widespread increase, to be honest, it was the news that 'woke up' the market.
Yesterday's sudden collective rise in the market, I don't think it was a coincidence at all.
A few days ago, everyone was saying 'It's over, it's going to cool down', but a few news stories connected together,
the entire cryptocurrency market seemed to be slapped awake.
Japan has created a so-called 'Department of Government Efficiency DOGE',
Although it is not directly related to the cryptocurrency world, this policy direction itself is a signal:
The global economy has moved from a tight phase to a restart phase.
Additionally, discussions about the regulatory framework for digital assets have begun in the U.S.
The foreign stock markets have also bounced back from their sluggishness,
risk appetite has been suddenly ignited.
A few days ago, everyone was saying 'It's over, it's going to cool down', but a few news stories connected together,
the entire cryptocurrency market seemed to be slapped awake.
Japan has created a so-called 'Department of Government Efficiency DOGE',
Although it is not directly related to the cryptocurrency world, this policy direction itself is a signal:
The global economy has moved from a tight phase to a restart phase.
Additionally, discussions about the regulatory framework for digital assets have begun in the U.S.
The foreign stock markets have also bounced back from their sluggishness,
risk appetite has been suddenly ignited.
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Yesterday's sudden surge across the board was actually not a coincidence.
Yesterday's wave of 'full market surge', many people's first reaction was:
"Why did everything suddenly go up?"
But as long as you connect the recent hot topics, it's actually easy to see the reason.
In the past week, the entire market experienced a 'collective liquidation + emotional collapse'.
Whether it's BTC, ETH, or mainstream altcoins,
they were all thoroughly washed clean by that large-scale sell-off.
But just when emotions were at their lowest, external news kept giving the market a shot in the arm—
the U.S. continued to discuss the regulatory framework for digital assets,
Japan announced government efficiency reforms, sparking associations with policy direction,
"Why did everything suddenly go up?"
But as long as you connect the recent hot topics, it's actually easy to see the reason.
In the past week, the entire market experienced a 'collective liquidation + emotional collapse'.
Whether it's BTC, ETH, or mainstream altcoins,
they were all thoroughly washed clean by that large-scale sell-off.
But just when emotions were at their lowest, external news kept giving the market a shot in the arm—
the U.S. continued to discuss the regulatory framework for digital assets,
Japan announced government efficiency reforms, sparking associations with policy direction,
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To be honest, the recent trend of ETH is more heart-wrenching than BTC.
In the past few days, the market has been focusing on BTC's sentiment, but what truly wears down people's mentality is ETH.
It's not the kind of crash that shocks you, nor is it the kind of surge that gives you hope.
ETH is moving in a way that's—slowly grinding down, each cut is not heavy, but each cut makes you doubt life.
This kind of slow decline is more tormenting than a crash.
You see it doesn't drop much, but those who are holding know:
Those whose emotions can't hold out will be worn down in this kind of market.
ETH is that kind of coin where 'you can't ignore it, but it also doesn't give you a straightforward answer'.
Compared to BTC, ETH's market seems more like a test:
It's not the kind of crash that shocks you, nor is it the kind of surge that gives you hope.
ETH is moving in a way that's—slowly grinding down, each cut is not heavy, but each cut makes you doubt life.
This kind of slow decline is more tormenting than a crash.
You see it doesn't drop much, but those who are holding know:
Those whose emotions can't hold out will be worn down in this kind of market.
ETH is that kind of coin where 'you can't ignore it, but it also doesn't give you a straightforward answer'.
Compared to BTC, ETH's market seems more like a test:
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What exactly is YGG token pricing now?
@Yield Guild Games #YGGPlays $YGG
Many people still regard YGG as an early “gaming reward token,” but now it resembles a governance and participation credential around a Web3 game distribution network. YGG DAO holds a basket of game assets and NFTs, doing the work of “helping players choose games, complete tasks, and share profits.” The token represents whether this ecosystem can continue to grow sustainably in the future. coins.ph+1
From the data, YGG's total supply is 1 billion, with most of it already released into circulation. The certainty of selling pressure is more transparent, and it will depend more on the industry's prosperity and whether YGG can continuously sign new games and keep players in the guild. CoinGecko+1
Now, YGG Play Launchpad ties tasks, games, and new token distributions together. If this connection works, the imagination for $YGG is not just as “a gaming guild token,” but as an equity chip for the entire chain game traffic entrance. Of course, everything depends on execution capability; one still has to DYOR.
@Yield Guild Games #YGGPlays $YGG
Many people still regard YGG as an early “gaming reward token,” but now it resembles a governance and participation credential around a Web3 game distribution network. YGG DAO holds a basket of game assets and NFTs, doing the work of “helping players choose games, complete tasks, and share profits.” The token represents whether this ecosystem can continue to grow sustainably in the future. coins.ph+1
From the data, YGG's total supply is 1 billion, with most of it already released into circulation. The certainty of selling pressure is more transparent, and it will depend more on the industry's prosperity and whether YGG can continuously sign new games and keep players in the guild. CoinGecko+1
Now, YGG Play Launchpad ties tasks, games, and new token distributions together. If this connection works, the imagination for $YGG is not just as “a gaming guild token,” but as an equity chip for the entire chain game traffic entrance. Of course, everything depends on execution capability; one still has to DYOR.
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Last night's move in BTC really scared me awake
Last night's big bearish candle of $BTC really jolted me awake from my drowsiness.
It was originally stabilizing above the range, but suddenly a line broke through several supports below.
ETH didn't escape either, it fell down along the way, and $SOL was even more exaggerated, directly dropping back to the position it just regained a couple of days ago.
Many people, seeing $SOL drop, started to curse again, 'Is it going to drag the whole market down again?'
But after looking at the data, it actually seems more like:
· BTC, ETH, and SOL had too many high-leverage long positions piled up earlier
· Sentiment has remained overly optimistic, and the funding rate is clearly high
It was originally stabilizing above the range, but suddenly a line broke through several supports below.
ETH didn't escape either, it fell down along the way, and $SOL was even more exaggerated, directly dropping back to the position it just regained a couple of days ago.
Many people, seeing $SOL drop, started to curse again, 'Is it going to drag the whole market down again?'
But after looking at the data, it actually seems more like:
· BTC, ETH, and SOL had too many high-leverage long positions piled up earlier
· Sentiment has remained overly optimistic, and the funding rate is clearly high
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Whales suffered a loss of 2.39 million USD due to the drop in ZEC, which is quite a sobering scene. In the past, we often said, "It's safer to follow the big money," but now even the whales can't hold on. Is there still a way out for retail investors?
Is it emotional panic? Or a judgment error? Or is it an attempt to cut losses and switch tracks?
What I am more concerned about is—does this liquidation of big players mean that the market is being reshuffled?
Is this drop in ZEC a trap or a bottom signal? The opinions might not be correct, but discussions are always valuable.
Is it an opportunity or a danger?
Is it emotional panic? Or a judgment error? Or is it an attempt to cut losses and switch tracks?
What I am more concerned about is—does this liquidation of big players mean that the market is being reshuffled?
Is this drop in ZEC a trap or a bottom signal? The opinions might not be correct, but discussions are always valuable.
Is it an opportunity or a danger?
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Whale loses $2.39 million due to ZEC price drop
According to a report by Deep Tide TechFlow, on November 28, Onchain Lens monitoring showed that as the price of ZEC fell, a certain whale was completely liquidated in ZEC long positions, losing $1.59 million. This whale has accumulated losses of $2.39 million across multiple positions and currently has only $24,000 in assets remaining.
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Why I think KITE's creation + token model is promising
My most intuitive feeling about KITE recently is that this project is not just shouting AI concepts, but focusing on content production and token circulation. When I used to write tweets or posts, it was more to express ideas, but this content would sink after a few days, with no lasting value. KITE uses $KITE as an incentive, hoping that the voices of creators are not consumed in one go, but can accumulate, settle, and reward the authors themselves.
I think one key point is: the richer the content, the more vibrant the ecosystem, and the true utility and demand for tokens will emerge, rather than just being used for speculation. Perhaps KITE is not the kind of project that shows explosive potential at a glance, but it provides creators with a sustainable reason - writing content is no longer just for views, but what is written may slowly accumulate into assets.
I think one key point is: the richer the content, the more vibrant the ecosystem, and the true utility and demand for tokens will emerge, rather than just being used for speculation. Perhaps KITE is not the kind of project that shows explosive potential at a glance, but it provides creators with a sustainable reason - writing content is no longer just for views, but what is written may slowly accumulate into assets.
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#falconfinance $FF
Recently, I spent some time looking at @Falcon Finance . I can't say I've thoroughly researched it, but the more I look, the more I feel it aims to make DeFi accessible for ordinary people. I've tried on-chain wealth management a few times before; it's complex, with large fluctuations in returns. If you don't keep an eye on the market, you earn slowly and lose quickly. I understand that Falcon's idea is to simplify the process, making the use of strategies as easy as using a tool, allowing users to say goodbye to the frantic experience of operating.
One thing I particularly like: it's not about shouting grand slogans but rather approaching it from the perspective of 'lowering the barriers.' Because many DeFi products today are too technical for ordinary people to use, let alone participate in the long term. If Falcon can truly make strategy tools more intuitive and safer, encouraging sustained use, then the value of $FF may not rely on speculation, but rather on gradual accumulation.
I am still observing and not in a hurry to heavily invest, but my habit is to pay attention, experience first, and voice my opinions. After all, many opportunities are planted during inconspicuous times. It's hard to say how far it can go in the future, but I'm willing to continue following it.
#FalconFinanceIn @Falcon Finance $FF
Recently, I spent some time looking at @Falcon Finance . I can't say I've thoroughly researched it, but the more I look, the more I feel it aims to make DeFi accessible for ordinary people. I've tried on-chain wealth management a few times before; it's complex, with large fluctuations in returns. If you don't keep an eye on the market, you earn slowly and lose quickly. I understand that Falcon's idea is to simplify the process, making the use of strategies as easy as using a tool, allowing users to say goodbye to the frantic experience of operating.
One thing I particularly like: it's not about shouting grand slogans but rather approaching it from the perspective of 'lowering the barriers.' Because many DeFi products today are too technical for ordinary people to use, let alone participate in the long term. If Falcon can truly make strategy tools more intuitive and safer, encouraging sustained use, then the value of $FF may not rely on speculation, but rather on gradual accumulation.
I am still observing and not in a hurry to heavily invest, but my habit is to pay attention, experience first, and voice my opinions. After all, many opportunities are planted during inconspicuous times. It's hard to say how far it can go in the future, but I'm willing to continue following it.
#FalconFinanceIn @Falcon Finance $FF
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#kite $KITE feels like a gust of wind blowing towards me. It is not just a currency or project, but rather a new experimental field that combines AI and the Web3 creative ecosystem. In the past, creators relied on platforms and traffic, while KITE aims to truly give content producers ownership of their creative value. This means that writing, publishing, and interacting are no longer just about contributing data, but about being able to receive measurable token incentives and growth rights.
What attracts me even more is the GoKiteAI behind it, which lowers the creative threshold through AI tools, allowing more people to enter the content economy. The $KITE serves as the energy circulating throughout the entire system—used for incentives, consumption, and governance, thus forming a cycle of ecological value. In the future, if creators can receive continuous returns in the KITE ecosystem, it will be one of the most imaginative directions of the Web3 content economy.
Moreover, currently publishing content related to KITE on Binance Square can also earn mental shares and improve rankings. I believe this is the earliest opportunity to participate and the easiest time to build influence. If the Web3 creative economy really explodes, I hope I am not just watching from the sidelines but rather becoming one of the first to take off in this gust of wind.
#KİTE $KITE @KITE AI
What attracts me even more is the GoKiteAI behind it, which lowers the creative threshold through AI tools, allowing more people to enter the content economy. The $KITE serves as the energy circulating throughout the entire system—used for incentives, consumption, and governance, thus forming a cycle of ecological value. In the future, if creators can receive continuous returns in the KITE ecosystem, it will be one of the most imaginative directions of the Web3 content economy.
Moreover, currently publishing content related to KITE on Binance Square can also earn mental shares and improve rankings. I believe this is the earliest opportunity to participate and the easiest time to build influence. If the Web3 creative economy really explodes, I hope I am not just watching from the sidelines but rather becoming one of the first to take off in this gust of wind.
#KİTE $KITE @KITE AI
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Why I think KITE might be the breakthrough point in the next wave of content tracks?
Recently observing KITE, the more I look at it, the more I feel it is not just a simple token, but a complete AI content incentive system. On traditional platforms, the more content there is, the more competitive it becomes, but creators only receive likes and exposure; whereas in the KITE ecosystem, we write articles and express opinions, not just contributing content, but truly participating in value circulation, which is very crucial.
The highlights of KITE I summarize in 3 points:
AI Creation Assistance — With @KITE AI participation, lowering the threshold for content production, newcomers can also output quickly.
Content is Asset — Creation is not free labor; works can directly bring token incentives and enhance influence.
The highlights of KITE I summarize in 3 points:
AI Creation Assistance — With @KITE AI participation, lowering the threshold for content production, newcomers can also output quickly.
Content is Asset — Creation is not free labor; works can directly bring token incentives and enhance influence.
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《Lorenzo Protocol: The fluctuations during this time have made me rely on it more》
Yesterday, the market started to fluctuate again,
When I was staring at the market,
my mindset was a bit tense at one point.
Short-term positions were being swept back and forth,
But I suddenly thought:
I still have a portion of funds in Lorenzo, which is relatively stable.
I opened my phone and took a look,
that portion of the position remained unchanged,
that kind of 'stability' feeling really saved me.
1. Why did I start using Lorenzo?
It's not because of how high its returns are,
But because it helped me solve an old problem:
As long as the entire position is pressed on trading,
emotions will always be kidnapped by the market.
Later, I divided my position into two parts:
When I was staring at the market,
my mindset was a bit tense at one point.
Short-term positions were being swept back and forth,
But I suddenly thought:
I still have a portion of funds in Lorenzo, which is relatively stable.
I opened my phone and took a look,
that portion of the position remained unchanged,
that kind of 'stability' feeling really saved me.
1. Why did I start using Lorenzo?
It's not because of how high its returns are,
But because it helped me solve an old problem:
As long as the entire position is pressed on trading,
emotions will always be kidnapped by the market.
Later, I divided my position into two parts:
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The recent movements of GAIB have caught my attention
Recently, I have been observing the trend of GAIB and the community's emotions for a few days.
To be honest, I am not paying attention because of the 'rise',
but because its narrative pace has obviously accelerated.
1. The first detail I noticed
The discussion volume of GAIB has suddenly increased.
It's not the kind of 'pump and dump' heat,
more like:
Someone has started to seriously study its logic.
This kind of change is often more worth watching than the price.
2. The second detail: emotions begin to diverge
Some people are optimistic, and some are starting to be cautious.
This kind of divergence is actually a good thing.
Because 'unified emotions' usually means the top,
To be honest, I am not paying attention because of the 'rise',
but because its narrative pace has obviously accelerated.
1. The first detail I noticed
The discussion volume of GAIB has suddenly increased.
It's not the kind of 'pump and dump' heat,
more like:
Someone has started to seriously study its logic.
This kind of change is often more worth watching than the price.
2. The second detail: emotions begin to diverge
Some people are optimistic, and some are starting to be cautious.
This kind of divergence is actually a good thing.
Because 'unified emotions' usually means the top,
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$200 million giant whale transfer, a new ETH storm is quietly brewing, have you caught it?
Last night, the cryptocurrency market surged, but a "quiet drama" unfolded on Ethereum Layer 2, Linea. A transfer of up to $200 million in ETH by a giant whale sparked everyone's imagination about the potential of L2 — while you are still chasing BTC and old hotspots, you may not have noticed that early capital and developers have quietly started digging for a new gold mine.
1. Why are giant whales pouring into Linea? Institutional actions speak louder than words.
This huge amount is not just a simple large holder's "daily warehouse transfer"; behind it is a long-term bet by top funds on Linea's technology and ecosystem. Linea is compatible with the Ethereum mainnet, featuring low gas fees, high scalability, and a dual destruction mechanism, making large transfers not only cheaper but also secure. Institutions are not just giving signals; they are using assets to counter future variables.
1. Why are giant whales pouring into Linea? Institutional actions speak louder than words.
This huge amount is not just a simple large holder's "daily warehouse transfer"; behind it is a long-term bet by top funds on Linea's technology and ecosystem. Linea is compatible with the Ethereum mainnet, featuring low gas fees, high scalability, and a dual destruction mechanism, making large transfers not only cheaper but also secure. Institutions are not just giving signals; they are using assets to counter future variables.
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Alpha this is forcing people to resign, 20u requires you to have 256 points, is it even possible to live?
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Isn't Binance alpha unstable today? The fluctuations are so large that even AIO is unstable.
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$BTC Are you still willing to bottom-fish after this crash?
I am your market "disassembler", delivering the straight goods. The candlestick chart will guide you through the review: from October to now, Bitcoin has precisely "rolled" down from 116,000 USD to the recent 80,600. The rebound looks strong, but the bears are singing all the way.
Technical Analysis: The moving averages have fully crossed bearish, and the daily chart shows consecutive declines. The rebound is merely the old investors being trapped with no options; the main players are using news to drive prices up for profit-taking. Your focus on the "golden pit" at 84,600 may just be bait for the main players.
Liquidity Analysis: Trading volume has surged, but the hotspots are all in the loss-cutting phase; the global liquidity inflection point has arrived, with Japanese long-term bond yields skyrocketing, and the carry trade collapsing. Can the crypto market still afford to charge recklessly? May I ask the various "bottom-fishing heroes": is your capital supported by yen, or are you too frightened to move by the rising yields of US bonds?
Technical Analysis: The moving averages have fully crossed bearish, and the daily chart shows consecutive declines. The rebound is merely the old investors being trapped with no options; the main players are using news to drive prices up for profit-taking. Your focus on the "golden pit" at 84,600 may just be bait for the main players.
Liquidity Analysis: Trading volume has surged, but the hotspots are all in the loss-cutting phase; the global liquidity inflection point has arrived, with Japanese long-term bond yields skyrocketing, and the carry trade collapsing. Can the crypto market still afford to charge recklessly? May I ask the various "bottom-fishing heroes": is your capital supported by yen, or are you too frightened to move by the rising yields of US bonds?
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