US 2-year Treasury yield rises 37bp in a week... Vice President, linked to Bitcoin weakness

US two-year Treasury yields climbed 37 basis points between November 6 and 13, rising from 4.51% to 4.88%, with 2bp of that increase coming on November 13 alone, according to Treasury daily yield data. Jordi Visser, speaking on The Pomp Podcast in a transcript published November 14, attributed bitcoin's (BTC) recent weakness to interest-rate and liquidity pressure rather than to any shift in Federal Reserve policy, noting that market-driven two-year yields are distinct from the Fed's policy rate. The move matters because rising short-term yields tighten liquidity conditions that have historically correlated with pressure on risk assets including bitcoin. What to watch next is whether the two-year yield continues climbing past 4.88% or stabilizes, and whether BTC's price action tracks that move in the sessions ahead.