According to CoinMeta, on October 8th, CoinShares stated that the inflow of funds into digital asset funds has significantly cooled down this week, with a cumulative inflow of about $11.1 billion since mid-July. Meanwhile, the yield on U.S. 10-year Treasury bonds has risen above 5.3%, and that on 30-year bonds has reached 5.7%, which is at a level not seen in over two decades. Following weaker employment data in September than expected, the implied probability of a rate hike in October has dropped from 71% three weeks ago to 23%. CoinShares believes that, compared to Federal Reserve policies, the bond market may become a more important variable in the future. If rising long-term yields increasingly reflect market concerns about the sustainability of U.S. fiscal policy, rather than stronger economic growth, Bitcoin may gradually be viewed by investors as an alternative asset to government-issued currency.