The Federal Reserve is gearing up to pump $10–20 billion into the financial system. This move signals a shift toward looser monetary conditions and increased market liquidity. When capital flows this freely, risk appetite typically surges—and that's when crypto really starts to move. Equities tend to benefit first, but cryptocurrencies have historically outperformed in these liquidity-driven rallies. More dollars circulating means more fuel for alternative assets seeking returns. This is the exact environment that tends to spark crypto runs.
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HodlVeteran
· 2h ago
Here we go again, the old trick of flooding the market. Bro, I've seen this happen three or four times in the past ten years, and every time they say "this time is different." So, what's the result? Isn't it just the time for the retail investors to take the fall?
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TokenTaxonomist
· 15h ago
per my analysis, the fed's liquidity injection historically correlates with crypto volatility spikes—but let me pull up my spreadsheet before accepting this at face value. equities first? data suggests otherwise depending on your time horizon. not exactly taxonomically rigorous reasoning here tbh
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AirDropMissed
· 15h ago
Here we go again, as soon as the faucet opens, the crypto market takes off. I can predict this pattern with my eyes closed.
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FarmToRiches
· 15h ago
The Federal Reserve is starting to loosen monetary policy again, and this time it's definitely stabbing the crypto industry in the back.
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CryptoPunster
· 15h ago
Is it starting to pump again? Our group of get-rich-quick dreamers are back at it [Dog Head]
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As soon as the Federal Reserve loosens, the retail investors go all in. I totally get this logic.
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Laughing as I lose on this round, just waiting for the next round of pumping.
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Investing 1 to 2 billion, what can the crypto market do? It has to double, right?
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The left side shows capital inflow, the right side is my wallet, and in the middle, there's a vast distance.
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Every time this happens, I just remember why I’ve been suited to be a retail investor since I was young.
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When they pump, prices go up; when they drain, prices go down. We all know this script by heart but still chase after it.
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Looking at this trend, it might be another harvest festival. Have you all prepared your sacks?
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GhostAddressHunter
· 15h ago
The Federal Reserve is injecting liquidity again. How big of a bubble can this create this time?
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ConfusedWhale
· 15h ago
The Federal Reserve is starting to loosen monetary policy again, and the crypto world should be getting restless now.
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CoffeeNFTrader
· 15h ago
Here it comes, is liquidity about to take off again? This time, the Federal Reserve is really going all out with the money printing.
The Federal Reserve is gearing up to pump $10–20 billion into the financial system. This move signals a shift toward looser monetary conditions and increased market liquidity. When capital flows this freely, risk appetite typically surges—and that's when crypto really starts to move. Equities tend to benefit first, but cryptocurrencies have historically outperformed in these liquidity-driven rallies. More dollars circulating means more fuel for alternative assets seeking returns. This is the exact environment that tends to spark crypto runs.