#加密生态动态追踪 The recent series of actions by the Federal Reserve are worth paying attention to. A 25 basis point rate cut was expected, but the real highlight is the announced Treasury reserve management purchase plan.



This plan is set to be launched within the next 30 days and essentially injects liquidity directly into the financial system. Its effects are expected to last until April 2026, resembling a long-term "stimulant."

From a broad perspective, the Federal Reserve has shifted from balance sheet reduction to net liquidity injection — which is essentially a form of quantitative easing, just expressed in a more moderate way. Coupled with federal funds futures indicating two more rate cuts in the first nine months of 2026 (a total of 50 basis points), the hawkish market sentiment is indeed easing.

For cryptocurrencies? Ample liquidity means the market has available funds. This relaxed monetary environment usually provides some support for crypto assets. Simply put: when the Fed loosens, the crypto market may benefit.
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CantAffordPancakevip
· 19h ago
Here comes more liquidity injection, this time with an even more clever approach—changing the name to QE again... --- The Federal Reserve really knows how to name things; it’s just printing money no matter what you call it. --- Wait a minute, April 2026... we need to hold out until then. Surviving this year is already a challenge. --- Ample liquidity = rising coin prices? I feel like I heard this logic last year... but what was the result? --- Long-term "stimulants," sounds great but what’s the reality... --- Wow, lasting until 2026, is this meant to fully fatten the crypto market or is there another deeper intention? --- Two rate cuts totaling only 50 basis points—this move is indeed easing but not by much. Don’t get too optimistic. --- Having more money doesn’t necessarily mean it all flows into crypto; sometimes it still goes into traditional assets. Think this through carefully.
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CountdownToBrokevip
· 21h ago
Is it time to inject liquidity again? I've seen through it long ago, they use the same tricks every time... --- The Fed's move is just a new bottle of the same old wine; QE just has a new name but continues. --- Wait, does this mean they will keep pumping until 2026? That gives me more chances to buy the dip. --- Basically, when you have money, it's time to get on board, brothers. --- Liquidity injection is one thing, but whether BTC can break through depends on technicals; don't just listen to the stories. --- Damn, same old rhetoric... always claiming it's good for crypto, but what’s the result? --- Is this for real? Feels like I've heard similar promises before. --- Launching in 30 days... let's wait and see; such things are usually loud rumors with little follow-through. --- Ample liquidity means my wallet needs to be pretty full too, haha.
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token_therapistvip
· 12-13 13:10
Here we go again with this? The Federal Reserve's "dovish language" translation machine is activated. Basically, it's just QE with a different name.
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SmartContractWorkervip
· 12-13 13:04
They're starting to pump again. This time, the gameplay is quite new.
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ValidatorVikingvip
· 12-13 12:43
so fed's just doing qe with extra steps now... "treasury management purchases" lmao, call it what it is. anyway, liquidity injection through 2026 sounds battle-tested enough, network's had worse macro headwinds. the real question tho—how stable is this consensus? feels like they're just kicking the can again, ngl.
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