Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement: Gate has delisted trading markets for 38 tokens, including RUNECOIN, SHARE, WUF, BUBB, SN, SAKAI, TAP, CROS, MIS, FINE, INTR, BLOCKASSET, TALK, NOTAI, BSCPAD, OCT, GQ, EGP, YFDAI, DNOW, ANDR, MBS, AKV, NFTD, DOGE2, PSY, BAKED, YULI, BEES, MEMUSIC, VDA, AIEPK, BLS, MOVEZ, STZ, LEMD, STAGE, KIM, among others. The related trading pairs have been removed from the platform. Gate states that it has conducted buybacks of the relevant tokens stored on the platform, and the buyback amounts for eligible users have been credited to their Gate accounts. After delisting, users can still use Gate as a wallet for these tokens to store assets. The specific delisting time for wallet functions will be announced separately through future official notices.

ChainCatcher News, according to Jinshi reports, Federal Reserve's Bostic stated that the Federal Reserve's balance sheet has expanded due to the crisis, but it should gradually exit its holdings of mortgage-backed securities (MBS).

Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate has re-evaluated and decided to delist trading markets for 38 tokens. The tokens involved in the delisting include RUNECOIN, SHARE, WUF, BUBB, SN, SAKAI, TAP, CROS, MIS, FINE, INTR, BLOCKASSET, TALK, NOTAI, BSCPAD, OCT, GQ, EGP, YFDAI, DNOW, ANDR, MBS, AKV, NFTD, DOGE2, PSY, BAKED, YULI, BEES, MEMUSIC, VDA, AIEPK, BLS, MOVEZ, STZ, LEMD, STAGE, KIM, etc., and the related spot trading pairs and quantitative grid will be delisted simultaneously. Gate has suspended deposits for these tokens and will suspend trading services at 11:00 on February 2, 2026 (UTC+8). Users holding positions can choose to withdraw their tokens or transfer them to Gate Web3 Wallet for permanent storage. After February 16, 2026, users with token holdings still stored on Gate can apply for buyback within the specified time. Gate will buy back at the designated price, with a maximum compensation limit of 100 USDT per user. Among them, LEMD tokens are temporarily unable to contact the project team due to on-chain anomalies and do not support withdrawal services on this chain for now. The service will be restored immediately once the issue is resolved.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the mortgage-backed securities purchase program launched by the Trump administration aims to match the purchase pace with the Federal Reserve's rolling reduction rate, approximately $15 billion per month.

In early 2026, U.S. housing finance policy once again became a market focus. It has been confirmed that U.S. housing finance agencies will implement President Trump's latest order, planning to purchase up to $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities (MBS). This move was quickly interpreted by the market as a new round of "quasi-quantitative easing," and analyst Richard Mize referred to it as "QEx (Extended Quantitative Easing)." However, unlike the market excitement when traditional quantitative easing policies were introduced, the reaction this time has been noticeably lukewarm. Many macro observers believe that this policy tool is not unfamiliar, more like an old method used during crises, just appearing at a rather controversial time.

BlockBeats News, January 9th, U.S. President Trump announced the launch of a $200 billion Mortgage-Backed Securities (MBS) purchase program to lower mortgage rates and alleviate the housing affordability crisis. This move is seen by the market as Trump's direct push for his "personal version of quantitative easing (QE)" beyond the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts. Trump posted on Truth Social that he has "instructed relevant representatives to purchase $200 billion worth of mortgage bonds" to reduce mortgage rates and monthly payments, improve home buying capacity, and blame the current housing crisis on the Biden administration. Bill Pulte, Director of the U.S. Federal Housing Finance Agency, confirmed to the Financial Times that the program will be carried out by Fannie Mae and Freddie

Golden Finance reports that a new round of liquidity has arrived, as the U.S. Treasury account decreased by $78 billion, marking the largest weekly liquidity injection since June. The Federal Reserve plans to purchase bonds and use MBS principal payments to further boost liquidity.

Gold Financial News reports that a rate strategist at a U.S. bank stated that the Federal Reserve's purchase of Treasury securities to maintain ample cash in the banking system could suppress long-term yields. Wall Street strategists generally expect that the Fed's reserve management purchases (RMP) operations — along with its October decision to use mortgage-backed securities (MBS) proceeds to buy Treasury securities — will absorb most of the net supply of Treasury bonds over the next year.

Golden Finance reports that the Federal Reserve (FED) FOMC statement indicates that it will continue to reduce its holdings of government bonds and MBS at the current pace.

Jin10 data reported on May 8: The Federal Reserve (FED) FOMC statement: Will continue to reduce the holdings of Treasury bonds and MBS at the current pace.