Breaking development from Bank of America: the Fed's planning to restart bond purchases this December, pumping liquidity back into the system.



Why does this matter? It's all about keeping rates stable and preventing any cash crunch. When the central bank steps in to buy bonds, it injects fresh capital into financial markets.

For Bitcoin and equities? This could be massive. More liquidity typically means investors hunt for higher returns, and crypto tends to thrive in that environment. The setup looks incredibly promising.
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LightningHarvestervip
· 5h ago
Here we go again, the central bank is injecting liquidity. Can this really save Bitcoin this time?
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FadCatchervip
· 12-07 15:52
Trying this again? Every time they say liquidity is sufficient, everyone chases the top, and how many people have ended up stuck... But to be fair, this wave before December is actually kind of interesting.
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MetaMaximalistvip
· 12-07 15:50
lmao another liquidity cycle take... yeah sure, more money printer go brrr equals btc moon? that's literally adoption curve 101, most retail don't even understand the protocol economics here tbh
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SquidTeachervip
· 12-07 15:50
Printing money again—can it save Bitcoin this time?
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GweiTooHighvip
· 12-07 15:49
Here we go again? Every time the Fed prints money, Bitcoin takes off with it. Can we get a different storyline this time?
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