150 billion USD liquidity is coming! BTC rebound countdown begins
The research institution Negentropic cites data from Glassnode, stating that with the end of the U.S. government shutdown, approximately 150 billion USD will be released from the Treasury General Account (TGA). Based on historical experience from 2019, BTC saw a strong rebound within 12 days after liquidity was restored. Now that the peak period of liquidity tightening has passed, the release of this 150 billion will reverse the pressure brought about by the recent large-scale outflow of ETFs and the sell-off of tech stocks in the U.S. Although the market is still dominated by bearish sentiment in the short term, with short positions accounting for 51.9%, the expectation of a return to macro liquidity will outweigh these short-term selling pressures.
Bitcoin is about to emerge from a brief darkness before dawn; 200,000 by the end of the year may not be a dream. Just now, the Federal Reserve conducted a large-scale repurchase of government bonds in a temporary open market operation (TOMO), releasing a significant amount of liquidity to banks. At last Wednesday's meeting, Powell announced the end of the three-and-a-half-year quantitative tightening (QT) on December 1. Although this did not meet the market's expectation for an immediate shift to quantitative easing (QE), this repurchase operation provided a shot in the arm for the market, and the speed and scale of the action were unprecedented in recent years. This indicates that, although the Federal Reserve publicly hesitates to call it QE, it has effectively engaged in QE. QE means that the already empty pockets of American banks will start to fill up, and with money available, according to American habits, the first thing will be to buy, buy, buy in the capital markets. Will Bitcoin, which has shown a gentle performance this year compared to already skyrocketed tech stocks, be favored first? $BTC $ETH $BNB
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If one day the trading volume of lunc exceeds 200 million US dollars, do you know what that would mean?
This makes me think of Dogecoin, which, before its explosive rise, had a trading volume of only a few million US dollars. In just a few days, the trading volume broke through several hundred million US dollars, bringing hundreds of times wealth opportunities.
Buying the dip lunc for 246 days.
Figure 1, the total amount of $LUNC is decreasing every day.
I charged this number on my own device, and there was no internal transfer. I also made normal contract purchases and trades. It's baffling that I've been banned like this, can't the platform's inspection agency check? The IP address is also real.
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You now know. This is a hundred times coin, I haven't looked at the market all day, just came back from fishing, spot, spot, spot, important things said three times. Algorithm stablecoin pioneer, deflationary public chain, how much do you think the market value is appropriate? Image 1, lunc deflation page, today lunc's total amount decreased by 120 million.
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