#数字资产市场动态 🔥 Last night's decision could change the game rules for the next five years
The Federal Reserve announced: SRF (the indeed funding convenience mechanism) has become a long-term system, and the $500 billion cap has been removed. In other words, financial institutions can now access the Fed for liquidity at any time, this is truly a permanent arrangement, and the ammunition depot is completely without a ceiling.
📌 What does this mean?
Simply put: the liquidity switch in traditional finance has been welded in the "on" position. This is not a temporary market rescue, but a permanent safety valve at the systemic level. Institutions know that they will never run out of funds at critical moments.
💡 The real impact on the market:
History has taught us a rule — in times of abundant funds, hot money will inevitably flow to high-yield areas. The yields in traditional markets are already fixed, where will the excess liquidity go? This logic has remained unchanged from financial crises, to pandemics, and now. Water flows to the lower ground, but the surplus water always has to go somewhere.
As the crypto market serves as a high-yield carrier, how will this new normal of liquidity environment unfold? Whoever can accurately grasp the cycle will hold the next opportunity. What’s your view?
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RamenStacker
· 2h ago
The Fed's move directly shifts the risk to the crypto circle. Money will inevitably flow out, so let's wait for Bitcoin to take off.
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WhaleSurfer
· 10h ago
Wow, the Fed has directly opened the Pandora's box of unlimited quantitative easing this time. Traditional finance has completely turned into a printing press. Are we about to take off?
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SerRugResistant
· 11h ago
Listen, brother, the Fed has really gone all out this time. This money will definitely end up flowing to our side in the end.
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LightningClicker
· 11h ago
Wow, an infinite ammo depot? This is a sure thing now, the floodgates are opening, and the crypto world is about to take off again.
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GasFeeCry
· 11h ago
Damn, it's the word "permanent" again, hearing it makes my ears calloused. What about their claim of permanent QE last time? Forget it, since hot money will always flow somewhere, I'll just wait for the bottom to buy in.
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MrRightClick
· 11h ago
So the Federal Reserve is basically sending out an invitation to global hot money. Cryptocurrency is probably about to take off.
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TokenAlchemist
· 11h ago
ngl the SRF going permanent is basically printing press goes brrr forever... but here's the thing nobody talking about—once you remove the ceiling, you remove the signal. institutions won't even stress about liquidity cascades anymore, which honestly? might create worse inefficiency vectors down the line. asymmetric returns are cooked if everyone's chasing the same alpha narrative 💀
#数字资产市场动态 🔥 Last night's decision could change the game rules for the next five years
The Federal Reserve announced: SRF (the indeed funding convenience mechanism) has become a long-term system, and the $500 billion cap has been removed. In other words, financial institutions can now access the Fed for liquidity at any time, this is truly a permanent arrangement, and the ammunition depot is completely without a ceiling.
📌 What does this mean?
Simply put: the liquidity switch in traditional finance has been welded in the "on" position. This is not a temporary market rescue, but a permanent safety valve at the systemic level. Institutions know that they will never run out of funds at critical moments.
💡 The real impact on the market:
History has taught us a rule — in times of abundant funds, hot money will inevitably flow to high-yield areas. The yields in traditional markets are already fixed, where will the excess liquidity go? This logic has remained unchanged from financial crises, to pandemics, and now. Water flows to the lower ground, but the surplus water always has to go somewhere.
As the crypto market serves as a high-yield carrier, how will this new normal of liquidity environment unfold? Whoever can accurately grasp the cycle will hold the next opportunity. What’s your view?
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