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High Treasury Yields May Cap Bitcoin's Path to $1 Million, Analysts Warn

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Ambitious forecasts predicting bitcoin could reach $1 million may be overly optimistic, according to a key market ratio. The core argument centers on elevated yields offered by long-term U.S. Treasury bonds, which make yield-bearing assets more appealing to investors. Since bitcoin generates no yield, it becomes comparatively less attractive when safe government bonds offer strong returns. This dynamic could limit the cryptocurrency's upside potential, challenging some of the more bullish price targets circulating in the market.

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