$USBOND

A US sovereign debt crisis is imminent that will make 2008 look like a Sunday picnic. The government cannot bail out a crisis in Treasuries themselves, and with $38 trillion in debt at short maturities, raising rates to fight inflation would bankrupt the budget. (Oct 2025)

Calls
17
Win Rate
65%
Avg P&L
+1.3%
CT ConsensusSHORT 82%
L
S
3 longs14 shorts

Top Callers on $USBOND

1.@IronSageBrook1 call
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2.@PeterSchiff1 call
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3.@RayDalio1 call
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4.@CasuallyFinance1 call
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5.@TraderBillyAU1 call
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6.@federalreserve1 call
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7.@BobEUnlimited2 calls
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8.@based16z1 call
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Recent Calls

SHORT@IronSageBrookMar 21hyperliquid

MOVE index spike = bond volatility elevated, selloff likely

SHORT@CryptoHayesMar 21hyperliquid

if MOVE keeps ripping

SHORT@TKL_AdamMar 20hyperliquid

In just 3 weeks, markets have gone from pricing-in rate cuts to rate hikes.

SHORT@blondesnmoneyMar 20hyperliquid

Yikes

SHORT@fejau_incMar 20hyperliquid

Yeah not great

LONG@DeItaoneMar 20hyperliquid

FED'S BOWMAN: I HAVE WRITTEN IN THREE CUTS FOR THIS YEAR

SHORT@BobEUnlimitedMar 20hyperliquid

the path forward is now far more likely up than down

LONG@thiccyth0tMar 19hyperliquid

in the $150 per barrel scenario, rate hikes would likely be less probable

SHORT@BobEUnlimitedMar 19hyperliquid

Central banks never ease into an oil shock. Doesn't happen.

SHORT@federalreserveMar 18hyperliquid

our next move might be an increase did come up at the meeting

SHORT@TraderBillyAUMar 16hyperliquid

Doesn't get a great deal of risk/reward

SHORT@based16zMar 12hyperliquid

you kind of have to be short the us equity and bond markets imo

SHORT@reutersMar 12hyperliquid

quarter-point reductions in September and December

SHORT@CasuallyFinanceMar 10hyperliquid

if one of the largest historical buyers of United States treasuries stops buying, then yields have to rise to attract new buyers.

SHORT@RayDalioMar 3hyperliquid

a number of global central banks have stopped buying US treasuries and are shifting to gold

LONG@SecScottBessentDec 22hyperliquid

I forecast that we will have approximately a 200 to 300 billion fiscal contraction

SHORT@PeterSchiffOct 23hyperliquid

the crisis that's coming is one from which there cannot be a government bailout

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