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$QUOTRONS404

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Snapshot Window: 2026-09-05 20:30 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

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@Eliteonchain

Bitcoin ETFs just recorded $730.9M of net inflows in one day. Normally, I’d read that as another institutional accumulation headline. But there’s a contradiction worth looking at: > 10Y Treasury: 4.8% > 30Y Treasury: 5.2% > Bitcoin: 0% cash yield Institutions can earn close

The image, branded "ELITEONCHAIN MARKETS / DATA / PERSPECTIVE," contrasts Bitcoin's 0% cash yield against a 10Y Treasury yielding 4.8% ($4.8M annual opportunity cost per $100M), highlighting that BTC ETFs absorbed $730.9M in net inflows on September 3, 2026—with IBIT leading at +$454M—while U.S. government bonds held a 10Y yield of 4.784% (+0.012 WoW) at 98'24'0, illustrating the competition between "higher yield, lower volatility" Treasuries and "higher volatility, asymmetric upside" Bitcoin in shaping emerging portfolio structures.

AI visual note: The image, branded "ELITEONCHAIN MARKETS / DATA / PERSPECTIVE," contrasts Bitcoin's 0% cash yield against a 10Y Treasury yielding 4.8% ($4.8M annual opportunity cost per $100M), highlighting that BTC ETFs absorbed $730.9M in net inflows on September 3, 2026—with IBIT leading at +$454M—while U.S. government bonds held a 10Y yield of 4.784% (+0.012 WoW) at 98'24'0, illustrating the competition between "higher yield, lower volatility" Treasuries and "higher volatility, asymmetric upside" Bitcoin in shaping emerging portfolio structures.

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