TREE NEWS update: The US Treasury auctioned six-week bills at a high yield of 3.980% with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.58. The auction drew bids equal to 2.58 times the amount offered. The Treasury has not disclosed the size of the offering in the release.
US Treasury Auctions 6-Week Bills at 3.980% High Yield, 2.58 Bid-to-Cover
AI take
The 2.58 bid-to-cover signals solid demand at the short end of the curve, where bills remain the cleanest cash-like instrument for money-market funds and, increasingly, tokenized treasury products. The 3.980% clearing level is the reference point for those vehicles, so it feeds straight into on-chain yield benchmarks and the economics of RWA protocols holding short-dated US debt. Whether that coverage holds at future auctions is the open question, particularly as supply calendars evolve.
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