Source: CoinDesk ↗
The bitcoin futures yield collapse: Once over 20%, now less than Treasury notes
What the source reports
Bitcoin futures’ once-rich carry has evaporated, with quarterly basis yields trailing two‑year U.S. Treasuries since February, a sign of shrinking arbitrage and a maturing market.
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