China’s Market Shock Is Spreading: 5 Altcoins Investors Could Consider as Treasury Selling Raises Liquidity Fears

• In June, China's Treasury holdings dropped to the lowest level since 2008, to $633.4 billion. 
• The yields on the global bonds have been climbing, with the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield having settled at 4.798% on September 1.
• As investors re-evaluate their risk asset exposure, liquidity is the primary risk factor for SUI, XRP, ADA, PI and SHIB.

In June, China's share of U.S. Treasury securities dropped to $633.4 billion. U.S. Treasury data showed the number dropping from $659.3 billion in May. It was also China's smallest Treasury holdings since 2008. The dropping has prompted a resurgence in interest in foreign demand for U.S. government debt. But what little information exists doesn't confirm that China is making an emergency sale to shore up its markets.

The difference is important because there are a number of factors that can be involved with Treasury transactions. Foreign holdings can be affected by a variety of factors, including the diversification of the reserve, currency management, portfolio adjustments, and market conditions. Nevertheless, the development is coming at a challenging time for global bonds markets. The long-term borrowing rates for governments in a number of key economies have increased. Earlier U.S. Treasury yields have also risen to put pressure on financial assets sensitive to liquidity.

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