TREE NEWS reports: The US Treasury auctioned four-week bills at a high yield of 3.980% with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.40. A separate auction of eight-week bills also cleared at a high yield of 3.980%, drawing a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.77. Both auctions were held as part of the Treasury’s regular short-term debt issuance schedule.
US Treasury Auctions 4-Week and 8-Week Bills at 3.980% High Yield
The matching 3.980% high yield across both tenors, alongside bid-to-cover ratios well above typical levels, points to firm demand at the very front end of the curve rather than a steep discount for longer-dated paper. That matters for crypto and RWA markets because T-bills remain the benchmark risk-free alternative for idle stablecoin reserves and tokenized cash products, so elevated auction demand signals where short-term collateral appetite is concentrated. Whether the front-end bid stays this strong at subsequent auctions is the open question, since persistent demand here would keep the competitive floor for on-chain yield products firmly anchored to bill rates.
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