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Watch on YouTube ↗  |  August 25, 2026 at 03:27  |  29:08  |  3PRO TV (삼프로TV)
Speakers
Lee Yoon-soo — CEO

Summary

Lee Yoon-soo, CEO of Eric's Masters Research Institute, argues that the recent rise in US long-term Treasury yields is structural, driven by higher expected inflation, rising real rates, and debt-related term premium, so Treasury buybacks are unlikely to bring yields down sustainably. He sees the debasement trade returning as confidence in US government-backed assets weakens, with the dollar vulnerable and gold a key beneficiary. Bitcoin is also showing a new tendency to join this trade, but remains conditional and worth monitoring.

  • US Treasury buybacks are signaling tools but cannot structurally lower long-term yields; only the Fed can ultimately intervene.
  • The rise in 30-year yields after Fed rate cuts reflects market concern about fiscal deficits and debt sustainability.
  • The debasement trade is returning as long-term yields rise while the dollar index falls.
  • Non-US central banks now hold more gold than US Treasuries, supporting gold as a hard-money allocation.
  • Bitcoin has begun trading with gold in the debasement theme, but its digital-gold and growth-stock character changes create timing risk.
  • A neutral Fed message at Jackson Hole could push Treasury yields back toward 5.2-5.3 percent.
Ideas
US Treasury bonds face structural yield upside
Treasury buyback schemes by the US Treasury cannot ultimately lower yields; the rise in long-term Treasury yields is structural rather than temporary because expected inflation has shifted higher, real rates are rising on AI-driven capex and government spending, and term premium is rising as markets start to worry about US debt. If the Fed stays neutral at Jackson Hole, yields are likely to climb back toward 5.2-5.3%, leaving bond prices negative.
Debasement trade returns; gold and weak dollar
The debasement trade is returning: markets are losing confidence in US government-backed assets, with long-term yields rising while the dollar index falls. Gold is the main beneficiary, and non-US central banks now hold more gold than US Treasuries, supporting continued gold allocation as hard money while the dollar stays under pressure.
Debasement trade returns; gold and weak dollar
The debasement trade is returning: markets are losing confidence in US government-backed assets, with long-term yields rising while the dollar index falls. Gold is the main beneficiary, and non-US central banks now hold more gold than US Treasuries, supporting continued gold allocation as hard money while the dollar stays under pressure.
Bitcoin is a conditional debasement beneficiary
Bitcoin is showing a new tendency to join the debasement trade: unlike the previous debasement episode it has started moving with gold, and if Bessent's signaling pulls the Fed into supporting Treasuries, hard-money prices such as Bitcoin would rise. However, Bitcoin can switch between digital-gold and growth-stock behavior and fall out of sync, so this is a conditional, monitorable setup.
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Speakers: Lee Yoon-soo  · Tickers: TLT, DXY, GLD, BTC