According to BlockBeats reports, the U.S. Federal Reserve plans to inject approximately 6.8 billion dollars into the financial markets through repurchase agreements (Repo), at 22:00 (UTC+8).
🔎 Important details:
In just the last 10 days, the Fed has injected nearly 38 billion dollars
This step is part of year-end liquidity management
Main objective: Mitigating temporary liquidity pressures in the financial system
💡 What are repo agreements?
Repurchase agreements (Repo) are a daily tool used by the Federal Reserve to manage liquidity, where:
The Fed provides short-term loans to banks.
Loans are secured by high-quality government bonds.
Banks are quickly repaying loans (often within one day) to reclaim their assets.
📌 These operations are considered technical and routine from the Fed's perspective.
📈 Why does this matter to the crypto market?
Although described as routine measures, some investors believe that:
Increased liquidity = decreased financial tension.
Lower tension = a better environment for high-risk assets.
Crypto often benefits from improved global liquidity.
🧠 Summary
What is happening is not an official quantitative easing, but a clear signal of liquidity support at a sensitive timing.
The markets — including cryptocurrencies — are closely monitoring these movements, as they are often hidden fuel for upward momentum.
