2025-12-03 02:33:02

If they actually tweak the leverage ratio rules and pull Treasuries plus reserves out of the equation? Dealer balance sheets get breathing room. Repo rates calm down. Liquidity stabilizes across the board.

But here's the thing—until that policy shift materializes, we're probably staring down some serious volatility swings. The structural setup right now just screams choppy price action ahead.

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rugged_again

· 12-03 09:44

To put it plainly, there’s still no movement on policy—it’s basically betting on an uncertain future right now. The structural issues are still there, so volatility is inevitable.

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Web3Educator

· 12-03 02:59

ngl the policy shift is still just theory rn... repo markets gonna stay spicy till we actually see treasuries delinked fr fr

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BankruptcyArtist

· 12-03 02:55

NGL, if this policy really changes, liquidity will finally get a breather, but for now, it's still not happening... Volatility is inevitable when the time comes.

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