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Treasury announced larger bond buybacks on August 19, and the 10-year yield dipped to 4.65%.

Within two days it was back above where it started, and it kept climbing through the Fed's September hike to a 24-year high this week.

Solid auction demand has since eased it back toward 5.2%. Buybacks help steady trading, and buyers decide the price of long-term money.

The three questions to answer before you move your stablecoins anywhere.

Most stablecoin yield content starts with rates. That’s the wrong place to start.

Before comparing numbers, three questions matter. How long can you realistically leave the funds untouched? How do you weigh platform risk against bank risk, given that stablecoin savings sit outside deposit protection? And does the stablecoin you hold match your jurisdiction?

On Nexo, USDC, USDT, and EURC are all supported with Flexible and Fixed-term Savings. Get the three questions right, and the rate comparison makes sense.

Full breakdown in the blog post:

The three questions to answer before you move your stablecoins anywhere Before comparing stablecoin yield rates, answer these three questions. A practical decision framework for USDC and USDT holders in 2026.

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U.S. Treasury yields are at their highest since 2002, yet Bitcoin just posted a 43% quarter.

Higher yields usually weigh on Bitcoin, since investors can earn more from government bonds. This climb is driven by inflation and a growing supply of bonds, conditions where a fixed-supply asset has a case of its own.

More in this week's Dispatch #317:
▪️ Nvidia hits $5.7T
▪️ Ether's 70% quarter
▪️ The limits of policy

Rising yields: How Bitcoin holds up US Bonds vs BTC, ETH’s 70% quarter run, Nvidia’s $5.7 trillion market cap

With the data calendar light, this is a week about reading the Fed rather than the economy.

Wednesday's minutes offer the clearest look yet at how policymakers are thinking ahead of the October 27–28 meeting. Around them, the 10- and 30-year Treasury auctions show how much appetite remains for long-dated U.S. debt. Together, they shape where rate and yield expectations head into the next decision.

Here's what's ahead:
🇺🇸 S&P Global Services PMI (Sep) – Mon, Oct 5, 13:45 UTC
🇺🇸 ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI (Sep) – Mon, Oct 5, 14:00 UTC
🇺🇸 Atlanta Fed GDPNow (Q3) – Tue, Oct 6, 15:30 UTC
🇺🇸 10-Year Note Auction – Wed, Oct 7, 17:00 UTC
🇺🇸 FOMC Meeting Minutes – Wed, Oct 7, 18:00 UTC
🇺🇸 Fed Waller Speaks – Thu, Oct 8, 08:30 UTC
🇪🇺 ECB Account of Monetary Policy Meeting – Thu, Oct 8, 11:30 UTC
🇺🇸 Initial & Continuing Jobless Claims – Thu, Oct 8, 12:30 UTC
🇺🇸 30-Year Bond Auction – Thu, Oct 8, 17:00 UTC
🇺🇸 Michigan Consumer Sentiment & Inflation Expectations (Oct) – Fri, Oct 9, 14:00 UTC

66.7% of affluent investors hold crypto.

But only 4.7% have fully embedded it in their financial plan.

We surveyed 1,000 investors across three countries. The average integration score is 4.83 out of 10. Most are in the market. Few have structured around it.

19.2% name crypto their top wealth driver over the next decade. Above equities, salary, and real estate. The conviction is there. The depth is not. Yet.

The full breakdown is in our Digital Wealth Report.
https://nexo.com/research/digital-wealth-survey-2026?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=facebook_post_wealth_report_0210_q326