The Great Monetary Manipulation 🌐 and it is inevitable to migrate to the crypto world.
In recent days, the global financial debate has been reignited with an uncomfortable question: Are central banks really independent? 🏦 The recent intervention by the Bank of Japan to halt the decline of the yen, through the accelerated sale of dollars, has revealed that monetary decisions respond more to political and diplomatic pressures than to real autonomy. The same occurs with other large economies, where stability is maintained with forced adjustments rather than solid fundamentals.
This dynamic generates an immediate effect 💵. A weaker dollar injects liquidity into the system and favors risk assets. The S&P 500 and metals react positively, while emerging markets like Mexico, Brazil, or Argentina show a sustained positive trend 📈. The abundance of dollars temporarily wards off the specter of a liquidity crisis like that of 2008.
In parallel, traditional banking faces a structural challenge. New laws on tokenization and regulatory clarity accelerate the flight of capital towards stablecoins, which already compete with banks by investing in Treasury bonds and offering more efficient yields 🔄. This tension explains part of the recent downward pressure on Bitcoin, driven by fear and distrust.
If traditional monetary manipulation continues, will digital liquidity increase?
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