TREE NEWS reports: The US 30-year Treasury yield broke above 5.5%, setting a new high not seen since 2004. The move extends a sustained climb in long-dated US government borrowing costs, with the benchmark rate pushing past the 5.5% threshold.
US 30-Year Treasury Yield Tops 5.5%, Highest Since 2004
Long-end yields at multi-decade highs matter for crypto and RWA markets because the risk-free rate is the reference point against which every yield-bearing token and tokenized Treasury product is priced. A 5.5% government yield raises the bar for on-chain alternatives, making tokenized T-bill offerings more competitive with DeFi yield but also exposing the sector's spread compression. The open question is whether this repricing reflects durable term-premium demand or a temporary supply-driven move — that distinction will shape how RWA issuers position their products.
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