The Federal Reserve will buy $40 billion worth of Treasury securities in the next 30 days. Is liquidity coming?

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【CoinPush】Just saw the news, the Federal Reserve revealed in the latest FOMC statement that it will buy $40 billion worth of Treasury securities in the next month.

This scale is not small, equivalent to continuing to inject liquidity into the market. For our crypto circle, the Fed’s balance sheet expansion often means improved dollar liquidity. Historically, risk assets tend to perform well during such times.

Although $40 billion is not aggressive compared to previous quantitative easing measures, it at least indicates that short-term liquidity will not tighten too much. BTC and mainstream cryptocurrencies may benefit from this marginal improvement, and it’s worth paying attention to subsequent market reactions.

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MetaMaskedvip
· 2025-12-13 01:15
Hmm... 40 billion sounds like a signal of liquidity injection, but this scale is really much smaller than those previous large liquidity periods. It feels like squeezing toothpaste. A bit looser liquidity is still good, but don't expect too much. How much risk assets can rise depends on each one's luck. BTC might have a little short-term opportunity, but I want to see the Federal Reserve's subsequent attitude more. Will this be just a teaser?
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JustHereForMemesvip
· 2025-12-12 21:46
400 billion is being poured in again, and they're about to start printing money, right? Who knows how long this wave can last, but anyway, the crypto circle is going to jump on the hype again. Is Dogecoin going to have a chance this time? It feels like with liquidity coming in, all coins should rise. Talking about liquidity every day, but let's see the actual strength of the rally. Don't let it be another flash in the pan. Wait, does this hint that inflation is about to pick up again? The Federal Reserve's face-slapping bond purchases. Short-term, it's indeed good news, but is 400 billion really enough? It feels like a drop in the bucket. This rhythm feels a bit familiar, it was the same last year, and everyone has seen how it turned out. Good liquidity ≠ coins must rise. Don't be too optimistic, everyone.
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SandwichTradervip
· 2025-12-10 19:36
400 billion? Looks like the liquidity infusion will continue, the crypto world is saved --- Printing money again, classic old trick --- Wait, is this time truly easing or are they just fooling us into entering? --- History tells us that holding coins during times like these is right, the problem is I have no money haha --- Compared to previous "aggressive" quantitative easing, 400 billion is really nothing, but better than nothing --- The Federal Reserve's speed is much faster than my order placement --- Liquidity is coming, should BTC rise? But I will still run, afraid of getting caught --- What seems like good news is actually all tricks, just watch and see
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0xDreamChaservip
· 2025-12-10 19:30
Hey, it's finally here. The Federal Reserve still has to print money. Confident about the recent rebound pace. 40 billion may not be much, but it's enough. Wait, will this really continue this time? Or is it just another smoke screen? Hold tight to your BTC; liquidity comes and goes as it pleases. Federal Reserve: We're very cautious... but actually still printing money haha. Is history repeating itself? But this time it doesn't feel as intense. Short-term liquidity improvement = a breathing room for the coin price? This wave might be just a test before the main upward move. Keep observing. Is Bitcoin about to take off, or is it just another false alarm?
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WenMoonvip
· 2025-12-10 19:11
400 billion dollars? Hmm, that's enough to feed the crypto world for a while. Here comes the excuse again haha How about we wait until the market moves before discussing? After so much balance sheet shrinking, it's finally time to loosen the monetary policy... There might be some short-term opportunities, but in the long run, the Federal Reserve remains hawkish. Don’t be fooled. Replaying history? I got liquidated the last time there was a surge in inflows, I’m not playing that game again. Tired of the liquidity stories; interest rate policies are the real game changers. Not aggressive? I think it’s more about fear of a crash. What should Bitcoin do right now? Does anyone have predictions?
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