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Bitcoin's four-year cycle no longer holds true: Exodus CEO JP Richardson@Bitcoin #BTC86kJPShock $BTC 
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JP Richardson, CEO at Exodus, discusses crypto prices, regulatory advancements for digital assets and the company's acquisition of W3C, the parent of card and payments infrastructure providers Baanx and Monavate.@DJ史珍香 @DXC Foundation 

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Federal Reserve will start monthly T-bill purchases on Dec. 12 InfoIconReport an issue @Hannah_汉娜 Starting Dec. 12, the Fed will buy $40B @Bitcoin in short-dated Treasury bills to maintain ample reserve levels in the financial system.This follows the end of quantitative tightening (QT); purchases are part of reserve management, not a return to full-scale QE.The Fed cut its benchmark rate by 25 bps in October, with no change to median rate projections, keeping a quarter-point cut expected next year.@T E R E S S A @DJ史珍香 @DXC Foundation

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Fed emphasizes separation from monetary policy stance @Bitcoin Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell clarified that the new bond purchases are a technical measure to manage liquidity and do not signal a shift in monetary policy. #BinanceBlockchainWeek New York Fed President John Williams described determining "ample" reserve levels as an "inexact science," stressing the complexity of balancing liquidity needs with broader economic goals. #CPIWatch This cautious approach underscores the Fed's intent to stabilize markets without altering its policy direction@T E R E S S A @DJ史珍香 @DXC Foundation

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Fed initiates $40 billion monthly bond purchases @Bitcoin Starting December 12, the Federal Reserve will purchase $40 billion in short-dated Treasury bills monthly to manage market liquidity and maintain ample reserve levels. @T E R E S S A This move follows the recent halt of quantitative tightening, which had reduced the Fed's balance sheet from $9 trillion in 2022 to $6.6 trillion. @DJ史珍香 Analysts were surprised by the timing, as many expected these purchases to begin later rather than December.$BTC @DXC Foundation #FOMCMeeting

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Federal Reserve cuts rates, starts bond purchases $BTC The Federal Reserve reduced its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points on December 10, marking the third rate cut in 2025, amid efforts to boost the labor market. #TrumpTariffs Additionally, the Fed announced it will begin monthly purchases of $40 billion in short-dated Treasury bills starting December 12 to manage liquidity and maintain reserve levels. #FOMCMeeting These moves reflect a shift from quantitative tightening to easing, signaling the Fed's cautious approach to economic stability.@T E R E S S A @DJ史珍香 @DXC Foundation

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