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The Federal Reserve's year-end "red envelope" has arrived, with $6.8 billion hitting accounts! In just 10 days, a staggering $38 billion has been released—routine business or a signal of a bull market?
Brothers, the news is here! Tonight at 10 PM, the Federal Reserve is taking action again—through repurchase agreements, they are injecting another $6.8 billion into the market. This marks the N-th wave of operations in the past 10 days, with total liquidity injections nearing $38 billion!
To put it simply, this is the Federal Reserve's year-end "thoughtful service." Every year-end, banks face cash shortages, fearing skyrocketing interest rates. The Federal Reserve acts as a temporary "nanny," lending cash to banks in exchange for some Treasury collateral, to be returned in a few days. The official term is "routine liquidity management," and those who understand, understand.
But the insiders are buzzing! Many seasoned investors are bright-eyed: will this liquidity spill over to us?
The logic is simple: although the money goes directly to banks, an increase in cash in the market relaxes the atmosphere. A portion of hot money always seeks higher returns; in past years, it went into the stock market, but now… could it be the cryptocurrency market?
Don't forget, the Bitcoin ETF just passed, and institutions are worried they have no reason to get involved. This wave of "year-end liquidity support" provides traditional funds a reason to "turn the corner" and enter—if only psychologically.
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Of course, let’s keep cool. This $38 billion is merely pocket change compared to the Federal Reserve's trillion-dollar assets. While there may be short-term emotional boosts, to say this is the start of a "liquidity bull market" is still premature.
What do you think? Is this wave of "steady liquidity" from the Federal Reserve giving traditional finance "a new lease on life," or is it supplying "bullets" to the cryptocurrency market? The comments section awaits your insights!
