RT Matt Hougan (@Matt_Hougan)Here’s one approach when you see a very high yield offered in crypto:1) Accept that the risk-free rate is ~4%;2) If the yield offered is higher than 4%, accept that the market is pricing in risk.3) Write down exactly what those risks are. If you don’t know all the risks, don’t invest.4) Start with the assumption that the market is pricing risk accurately.5) Form a picture in your mind of a very savvy hedge fund investor. He/she makes $25 million a year, has a team of super smart ...

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Bond Market Fundamentals - The bond market serves as the foundation for all markets, acting as the backbone [1] - It establishes the risk-free interest rate, influencing all asset returns [1] - A breakdown in the bond market's supply-demand balance leads to rising long rates relative to short rates and currency depreciation [1] - Gold prices increase due to movement away from the bond market caused by supply-demand imbalances [2] Central Bank Dilemma - Supply-demand imbalances in the bond market pressure central banks [2] - Central banks face a choice between allowing interest rates to rise, negatively impacting markets and the economy, or printing money to buy bonds [3] - Printing money to meet bond demand creates inflationary pressures [3]