💬 According to CNBC (citing two senior U.S. Treasury officials), the Treasury is considering using part of the Treasury General Account (TGA) — a ~$950 billion cash pile parked at the Fed — to fund its long-term bond buyback program.

Why is this a game changer? 🔑
1️⃣ Last week the Treasury raised its minimum buyback size from $2B → $4B per operation (starting Sept 9). But the market was skeptical: “Where’s the money coming from?”
2️⃣ Now the answer might be the TGA — cash already collected from taxes, with NO need to issue more short-term debt. That means far more firepower to push long-term yields down.
3️⃣ Lower yields → looser liquidity → money hunts for risk assets. Bitcoin and gold sit right at the front of that line. 🎯

Analysts are calling this a direct catalyst for the “debasement trade” (long gold + BTC, short USD). And it makes this weekend’s Jackson Hole event even more worth watching.

⚠️ Important note: This is still only an option “under consideration.” No official decision on the amount or timing yet. Don’t all-in on a rumor — but don’t miss the big picture either.

Do you think this is “money printing in disguise,” or just a move to calm the market? 👇

💬 Not financial advice — DYOR.

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