The 30-year-old United States national debt return has reached a new high since 2007

The 30-year national debt rate of return in the United States rose by 5.3 per cent on 17 August, with a maximum of about 5.314 per cent in total and a new high of about 3 per cent in real terms since 2007. At the same time, the Galaxy report showed that the volume of encrypted mortgages had decreased by $22,53 billion over their peak. Cryptoslate argues that high long-term national debt yields have increased the financial competitive pressure on non-hire-revenue assets such as the BTC, but the contraction in the scale of encrypted credit also means that some of the previous leverage risks have been cleared。