Key Metrics - ETH in treasuries surged by 5,829% [2] - ETH on CEXs hit the lowest level since 2016 [2] - L2s now see 5x more daily users than L1 [2]

Proposed Social Security Solution - Senators propose diversifying trust fund investments to maintain benefits [1] - A separate fund from the Social Security trust fund would be created with $1.5 trillion over 10 years, invested in the US economy [3] - The return on investment would offset any unfunded liability in the Social Security trust fund [3] Funding Mechanism - The US would borrow $300 billion per year for 5 years to fund the separate trust fund [4] - Borrowing is offset by the escrow account, not contributing to national debt [4] Risk Mitigation & Safeguards - The fund would be held in escrow for 65 to 75 years [3] - Even during a 10-year secular bear market, the plan is projected to work due to the long investment horizon [6] - The plan has been modeled through the great financial crisis [6] - An independent board, patterned after the thrift savings plan, would manage investments with strict guard rails [8] - Congress would be mandated to raise taxes if any action decreases the return on investment [10] Current Social Security Status - The Social Security trust fund is projected to become insolvent in 8 years, potentially leading to a 25% benefit cut [5] - Current trust fund investments are in treasuries, some bearing 1-4% [2]

Market Trends - Treasury bonds are exploring the possibility of combining ETH yields with capital appreciation [1] - ETH futures trading volume surpasses BTC futures volume, reaching $62.1 billion vs $61.7 billion respectively [1] ETF Flows - ETH ETF inflows are nearly equivalent to BTC ETF inflows, with $211 million vs $216 million respectively [1] Corporate Finance - The report suggests a potential shift in corporate treasury management towards incorporating ETH [1]

We're just seconds away now from the jobless claims data coming in. Let's get a quick check of the futures right now. A mixed p picture.The S&P 500 is down three points. The uh Dow is off by 48, but the NASDAQ in positive territory by two points. Treasuries right now, you're seeing the 10-year largely unchanged uh at 4.34% and unchanged.Uh you've got the 2-year now down 3.858% is the yield on that. Rick Santelli standing by at the CME in Chicago with the numbers when they come in. Rick, absolutely, Contessa ...

US Treasuries fell, caught up in a global selloff of longer-maturity bonds as concern Japan may boost debt sales rippled across markets https://t.co/kmOl5xXwW7 ...

Fed Governor Christopher Waller is no “yes man,” but he offers the best path to what Trump really wants: lower yields on 10-year Treasuries, @jonathanjlevin say (via @opinion) https://t.co/4sm6DT011a ...

ethereumtreasuries bought 200,000 ETH last 30 daysnet issuance only 57,000 ETHetfs hold 4.11m ETHsharplink 188,478 ETH ($490m)bit digital 100,603 ETH ($260m)112,000 ETH moved to staking yesterdaydemand running 4x supply ...

U.S. Fiscal Situation & Debt Concerns - The U.S federal budget is on an unsustainable path, potentially leading to rapid financial instability if spending issues are not addressed [1] - America's borrowing levels are currently the same size as the entire economy and are expected to skyrocket [2] - There is a greater than 50% chance of experiencing a financial trauma related to the deficit or debt levels within three years if the issues are not addressed [11] - The U.S is expected to spend nearly $1 trillion on interest payments this year due to soaring debt and higher rates [24] - The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) expects net interest costs in 2025 to surpass spending on Medicare, Medicaid, and national defense [24] - The cost to service the U.S debt is expected to be 18% of total tax revenue this year, compared to less than 10% in 2022 [25] Potential Consequences & Risks - Unsustainable fiscal policy could lead to a collapse in fixed income and bond markets within 20 years [8][9] - The U.S may resort to printing money to cover its debt, potentially leading to inflation [10] - Rising borrowing costs could negatively affect the health and growth of the U.S economy [23][24] - Unchecked debt levels risk leaving a weaker economy to future generations [30] International Implications - International holdings of U.S treasuries were near a record $9 trillion in April [40] - China, while one of the largest foreign holders of U.S treasuries, has been steadily reducing its holdings [39][40] - Japan holds more than $1 trillion worth of U.S debt, the most of any foreign country [42]

Treasuries are set for a second daily drop heading into a double whammy of labor data, following an unexpected jump in US job opening numbers https://t.co/YhWSHU7Atf ...

Bond traders who rapidly built up long Treasuries positions in recent weeks are counting on Thursday’s jobs report to give the market rally more room to run https://t.co/qBQdeg3DKB ...