Published 24 Jul 2026, 18:01 UTC · fetched 3 Nov 2026, 13:35 UTC
Justin Bennett
@JustinBennettFX
Quoting · 22 Jul 2026, 14:37 UTC · context given to the AI
This could break the whole damn thing. 👀 The US 30-year yield is once again retesting the top of a 3.5-year ascending triangle. Break it, and the objective is 6.56%. Charts like this get little attention, and that’s a mistake. It’s charts like this that have led me to tell you guys repeatedly to stop expecting $BTC to do the same thing every 4 years. Expecting the same 4-year cycles while the macro backdrop is changing this dramatically makes zero sense. A sustained breakout in long-term yields would tighten financial conditions, pressure risk assets, hammer rate-sensitive sectors, and make an already ugly debt situation even harder to manage. That doesn’t mean everything collapses tomorrow. But it does mean blindly expecting another copy-and-paste Bitcoin cycle because “the halving” is getting more dangerous by the day. $BTC $ETHThe US 30-year yield is pushing for the highest weekly close since July 2007, which would also confirm this massive ascending triangle. Nothing coincidental or scary about that date... 🙈 3.5 hours to go. ⌛️ https://t.co/LSwiQwF6z4 https://t.co/qNqPFaCgF9View original on X ↗
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