Recently, this matter is worth paying attention to. The US government has just announced a $200 billion mortgage-backed securities (MBS) purchase program.



The logical chain behind this move is actually quite clear:

**Step 1** - Directly entering the market to buy MBS bonds, lowering mortgage interest rates. This can ease the housing affordability pressure and stimulate housing market demand.

**Step 2** - With mortgage rates falling, the portion of expenses used for mortgage payments is released. This idle capital does not disappear into thin air.

**Step 3** - In a loose liquidity environment, this money seeks higher returns. High-risk assets like stocks and cryptocurrencies become the main destinations for this capital.

In simple terms, this is a form of quantitative easing. Risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum often enter an upward cycle in such environments. Historically, whenever the government releases large-scale liquidity, market risk appetite tends to rise significantly. This current move indeed provides a positive catalyst for cryptocurrencies like BTC.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidityvip
· 1h ago
Here it comes again, the Federal Reserve's old tricks. Printing money ultimately still flows into the crypto market, which has become a pattern. BTC is about to take off, just wait and see. They really think we're all fools, that when mortgage rates drop, people will obediently buy houses? Laughing to death, everyone will have to enter the crypto space. 200 billion dollars, this is like directly airdropping to us. With such loose liquidity, those who don't get on the train really should reflect. Retail investors are about to be harvested again, I see through this cycle too clearly. Talking about MBS bonds, it's still the same logic of cutting leeks, nothing new. The crypto world has never disappointed me, the Fed's move is just perfect.
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TokenTaxonomistvip
· 01-09 11:54
nah wait, let me pull up my spreadsheet on this one. the liquidity cascade they're describing is taxonomically oversimplified tbh. housing demand ≠ direct btc inflow, data suggests otherwise historically speaking
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ChainDetectivevip
· 01-09 11:53
Here we go again with the pump, this time under a different guise playing MBS. To be honest, it's still the same old story. Liquidity is being funneled downward, BTC is soaring upward, history just rhymes like this.
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ForkTonguevip
· 01-09 11:50
Here we go again with this? When the Federal Reserve loosens monetary policy, we should jump on the bandwagon. This is a textbook-level tactic.
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ResearchChadButBrokevip
· 01-09 11:47
Here comes another round of harvesting the newbies? 200 billion sounds impressive, but in the end, it's just a trap.
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ContractBugHuntervip
· 01-09 11:41
They're doing another round of liquidity injection, this time more discreetly.
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