2025-12-12 15:20:59

The Fed just delivered its third rate cut this year, pushing the federal funds rate to levels unseen in nearly three years. That's not all—they're also rolling out a significant liquidity boost, committing to around $40 billion in monthly Treasury bill purchases. The timing is notable: this easing cycle is unfolding right as Bitcoin staged a remarkable recovery, bouncing back from a brutal 35% drawdown. The convergence of easier monetary conditions and BTC's technical bounce suggests renewed market confidence, though whether this momentum holds will depend on how quickly institutions absorb this fresh liquidity.

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HackerWhoCares

· 15h ago

The printing press is really starting to run, and this rebound in BTC probably has some significance --- Another round of rate cuts and bond purchases—this combo is all too familiar to the Americans. Crypto circles should be getting excited now --- 35% of the trap has been climbed out of, but whether it can hold steady depends on the appetite of the institutions --- Tired of the saying that loose environmental policies destroy coin prices. The key is still whether real money is pouring in --- $4 billion per month—oh my, this is like giving BTC an IV drip --- The question is, how long can this rebound last? I bet it will bounce back after a major institutional whale starts to bottom fish --- When the central bank releases liquidity, the crypto world gets most excited. What does this truly reflect? Haha --- Technical rebound plus liquidity injection sounds perfect, but such resonance often signals the night before the harvest of the leeks

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ETHReserveBank

· 12-12 15:48

After the Federal Reserve's series of measures, BTC is probably about to take off Institutions are still counting money, while retail investors have already hopped on board 40 billion USD in liquidity, to put it nicely, is a positive signal; frankly, it's just printing money

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GateUser-74b10196

· 12-12 15:47

With such aggressive liquidity injection, isn't it natural for BTC to rebound? The key still depends on whether institutions are willing to absorb the sell-off.

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airdrop_huntress

· 12-12 15:41

The Fed's recent actions, to put it simply, are like pouring liquidity to feed the institutions, while retail investors can only wait to drink the soup. Wait, will the institutions really absorb this 400 billion market? It doesn't seem that simple. Is this rebound before the BT breakdown reliable? Feeling a bit uneasy. Loose monetary policy and environmental measures, but can Bitcoin keep rising? All the money has been sucked out. Three rate cuts already, but why does it feel like the market is still on the sidelines... As for liquidity injections, the real beneficiaries are probably those big players; we retail investors can't get any wool. This wave of Bitcoin's rebound is just because of the Fed's jawboning; once they stop, it will break down. A 35% retracement has already rebounded, indicating the underlying logic is still there, but the follow-up depends on liquidity. Institutional absorption speed? Haha, they are still waiting for the US bond yields to loosen further. This environment is indeed favorable, but I remain cautious—take profits when things look good.

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OnlyUpOnly

· 12-12 15:35

Printing money again to rescue the market, can BTC hold up until the end of the year?

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SmartContractRebel

· 12-12 15:35

The Fed's liquidity injection, BTC rebounds, this wave indeed has some substance. Now it depends on whether institutions can catch this wave of liquidity, or it will be another false alarm.

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MerkleMaid

· 12-12 15:22

Here it comes again. I'm tired of the Fed's move; just waiting for them to print money to bail out the market. When the Fed loosens, BTC takes off. This script has been played out so many times... Do institutions really know how to take over? A 35% retracement rebound is not surprising; the key is how long it can hold. Wait, four billion dollars in government bond purchases? This is essentially QE. The loosening cycle + technical rebound. Looks like the Fed... but I still can't trust it. Whether institutions can act quickly decides the follow-up? What about us small retail investors lol? Another story, just waiting to see how long this wave can be speculated on.

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