《The Federal Reserve Ends Quantitative Tightening: Trillions of Remaining Stimulus Funds Reshape the Global Financial Landscape》

The financial world is under intense scrutiny for good reason: the Federal Reserve has officially ended quantitative tightening (QT), and the related data is astonishing. Just last month, the Federal Reserve reduced its balance sheet by $37 billion; over the entire QT cycle, it has cut $2.4 trillion, bringing total assets down to $6.5 trillion, the lowest since April 2020. But what truly astonished economists is that of the $4.8 trillion in emergency stimulus measures released in 2020-2021, only 51% has been withdrawn, leaving almost half of the funds still circulating in the economy, an unforeseen hidden liquidity bomb. This means that the market is still filled with residual stimulus measures, inflation risks persist, and asset prices may remain elevated for longer, with volatility potentially surging in both directions. The Federal Reserve has ended QT while trillions of dollars are still in circulation; this massive shift will reshape everything from stocks and cryptocurrencies to interest rates, marking the end of an era and the onset of a new explosive one, with the shockwaves just beginning. Blindly making trades ultimately results in losses exceeding gains. Cognition determines altitude; follow me for daily sharing of trading logic and to help you find opportunities for capital turnover! #加密市场观察