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13 Sept 2026, 09:26 UTC · 2h ago
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The U.S. government expanded its purchases of long-dated bonds starting September 9 to artificially lower bond yields. — Market participants view artificial yield suppression as a signal of rising currency debasement risk, which can undermine confidence in the dollar.
-0.60Bitcoin's 90-day correlation with gold rose from near zero in January to approximately 74% by September 9. — Stronger correlation suggests Bitcoin is increasingly accepted as a scarce store-of-value asset, attracting inflation-hedge capital.
+0.50New financial products, such as Bitwise's debasement hedge ETF and MicroBit's gold-Bitcoin ETF, are bundling traditional and digital inflation hedges. — Bundling Bitcoin with gold lowers the risk threshold for conservative institutional investors to enter the crypto market.
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