Did you notice what Powell said recently? He mentioned that the Federal Reserve would add “reserves” to its balance sheet at the appropriate time. It sounds pretty official, but the market has already started interpreting it—an expansion of the balance sheet might really be coming.
Simply put, if the Fed actually starts a new round of quantitative easing and injects liquidity into the market, it would be a big deal for risk assets. Cryptocurrencies, as high-risk assets, have historically benefited from every QE round. Of course, for now, it’s just a signal—how it will actually play out depends on subsequent data.
Anyway, keep an eye on the Fed’s meeting minutes. The signs of policy shifts are often hidden in the details.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 11h ago
They're starting to interpret Powell again. Are the guys really seeing through it this time, or are they about to become a contrarian indicator once more?
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GraphGuru
· 11h ago
Another round of QE coming? Powell's words are really interesting—there's so much going on in the details.
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ContractTester
· 11h ago
If balance sheet expansion comes, it should be our turn this round. Last time QE took off directly.
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YieldWhisperer
· 11h ago
nah wait, the math on "every QE pumps crypto" doesn't actually check out if you look at the data... 2022 was brutal and the fed was supposedly supportive lmao. this narrative gets recycled every cycle and people forget the bags they held last time
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Did you notice what Powell said recently? He mentioned that the Federal Reserve would add “reserves” to its balance sheet at the appropriate time. It sounds pretty official, but the market has already started interpreting it—an expansion of the balance sheet might really be coming.
Simply put, if the Fed actually starts a new round of quantitative easing and injects liquidity into the market, it would be a big deal for risk assets. Cryptocurrencies, as high-risk assets, have historically benefited from every QE round. Of course, for now, it’s just a signal—how it will actually play out depends on subsequent data.
Anyway, keep an eye on the Fed’s meeting minutes. The signs of policy shifts are often hidden in the details.