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Treasury Bond Buyback Raises Stakes for Bitcoin Market Liquidity
The US Treasury's $6 billion buyback of older long-term bonds gives dealers more room to shed inventory. Bitcoin traders are watching to see if this move will ease broader financing pressures beyond the bond market itself.
Bitstamp's Volume Drop Skews Robinhood Crypto App Metrics
A sharp decline in Bitstamp's institutional trading volumes accounted for most of Robinhood's recent crypto volume drop, raising questions about how accurately headline figures reflect retail user activity on the Robinhood App