The central bank just announced they're kicking off technical purchases of Treasury bills—basically fine-tuning liquidity in the system.
What does this mean for us? When the Fed steps in to buy Treasuries, it's injecting cash into markets. More liquidity usually means risk assets catch a bid. We've seen this playbook before.
Keep an eye on how this ripples through. Traditionally, looser liquidity conditions have been a tailwind for crypto markets. Not saying we're heading straight to the moon, but the macro backdrop just got a bit friendlier.
Anyone else tracking how Treasury operations correlate with BTC price action lately? The Fed's liquidity tools don't operate in a vacuum—what happens in TradFi eventually shows up in our corner of the market.
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TokenTherapist
· 3h ago
Here we go again, the central bank is playing the liquidity card... Every time they say it's good for the crypto market, but I still see BTC hesitating.
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FreeMinter
· 12-12 00:18
Here we go again? As soon as the Fed buys bonds, we get excited. It feels like this script is almost worn out... But indeed, loose liquidity is beneficial to the crypto world.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 12-11 07:05
Fed is back to easing again. Can this time actually push the price up... Last time I heard this kind of rhetoric, I still got cut.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 12-11 07:04
Here we go again. Every time the Federal Reserve takes action, the entire market starts to tell a story... But to be honest, liquidity easing does help the price of cryptocurrencies, so it depends on how long this can last.
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SmartContractWorker
· 12-11 07:03
Coming back to this again? Every time the Fed moves, I want to follow the trend and trade cryptocurrencies. It feels a bit too reactive, haha.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 12-11 07:00
Is it that routine again? Fed buying bonds = printing money = currency prices soaring, I'm tired of hearing this logic haha
Is it that routine again? Fed is about to loosen monetary policy again, how high can it go this time?
Wait, during the last liquidity easing, why didn't BTC fly? Why are we confident this time?
Flow is coming in, brothers, are you ready with your wallets?
This kind of macro positive news is always the same story, but what’s the result? Still falling, isn’t it?
Central banks are starting to play tricks again, let’s wait and see.
When TradFi loosens, we have to get excited too. There's no way around it; we’re all connected.
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GasBankrupter
· 12-11 06:53
They're starting to pump again. How long will this liquidity operation last...
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MetaMaskVictim
· 12-11 06:52
Here we go again, the central bank's old trick: liquidity injection = positive for the crypto world. I can recite this logic backward and forward, haha.
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tokenomics_truther
· 12-11 06:51
Here comes more injected liquidity. How long can this scam last? History repeats itself in an endless cycle.
The central bank just announced they're kicking off technical purchases of Treasury bills—basically fine-tuning liquidity in the system.
What does this mean for us? When the Fed steps in to buy Treasuries, it's injecting cash into markets. More liquidity usually means risk assets catch a bid. We've seen this playbook before.
Keep an eye on how this ripples through. Traditionally, looser liquidity conditions have been a tailwind for crypto markets. Not saying we're heading straight to the moon, but the macro backdrop just got a bit friendlier.
Anyone else tracking how Treasury operations correlate with BTC price action lately? The Fed's liquidity tools don't operate in a vacuum—what happens in TradFi eventually shows up in our corner of the market.