The head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency just signaled that a $200 billion mortgage bond directive can roll out without major delays. According to the statement, both major government-sponsored mortgage firms have sufficient liquidity on their balance sheets to move forward with the purchases. This kind of large-scale fiscal activity typically ripples through broader financial markets—worth keeping tabs on if you're tracking macro trends that affect risk appetite across crypto and traditional assets. The speed of execution here could matter for how quickly this capital flows through the system.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 22h ago
$20 billion in collateralized bonds, sounds impressive, but can this really drive the market?
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quiet_lurker
· 01-09 02:16
$20 billion liquidity release, what does it indicate... Is traditional finance accelerating money printing?
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-08 22:24
20 billion invested, and the Federal Reserve is printing more money again...
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-08 22:22
$20 billion has been poured in just like that. It's hard to say what kind of waves it will create in the crypto world.
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RektHunter
· 01-08 22:14
$20 billion mortgage bond issuance is coming, and this wave of liquidity release might blow up the traditional financial markets again... By the way, how much impact do these large-scale fiscal operations really have on the crypto world? It still mainly depends on macro expectations.
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SandwichVictim
· 01-08 22:13
Is 20 billion in liquidity being in place so quickly? It feels like traditional finance is accelerating its money printing.
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ChainProspector
· 01-08 22:09
20 billion in collateralized bonds are coming? Traditional finance is about to stir up trouble again, we need to keep an eye on the flow of this wave of funds.
The head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency just signaled that a $200 billion mortgage bond directive can roll out without major delays. According to the statement, both major government-sponsored mortgage firms have sufficient liquidity on their balance sheets to move forward with the purchases. This kind of large-scale fiscal activity typically ripples through broader financial markets—worth keeping tabs on if you're tracking macro trends that affect risk appetite across crypto and traditional assets. The speed of execution here could matter for how quickly this capital flows through the system.