Come on, square people:

* bonds buy back by Treasury is not a “liquidity injection” in a usual sense and rarely have any effect on markets (except bonds market itself)
* bonds purchase by FED is form of QE, it injects liquidity.

But there are laways caveats.

The fact that money hit the wallets does not necesserily mean those money are going straight into the markets.

For now it looks that money are flowing into risk-free and low risk assets. E.g. gold, likely also into bonds. Or investors just keep cash 😁

While economy overall is in uncertain state, tiny QEs like this will not trigger risk-on.

Markets will react noticeably either to huge liquidity (which risk hyperinflation side-effect) or structural changes in economy.

Anything like this is going to happen in next few months.

So at best crypto markets will be in chop-chop mode - good for accumulation for long term holding and deadly for day traders.

Be like smart money, take some profit in December. Do your research, rebalance your portfolio, keep accumulating and you will be good in a year or so.

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