The recent signals are becoming increasingly clear—a major country has explicitly stated its intention to implement a more proactive fiscal policy and a more accommodative monetary environment. Meanwhile, over at the Federal Reserve, Wednesday’s rate decision is pretty much set in stone. The market widely expects them to announce a balance sheet expansion plan for 2026, with investment banks projecting a monthly Treasury repurchase scale of $40 to $45 billion.
With both major economies pumping liquidity in sync—fiscal stimulus combined with Treasury repurchases—it basically means the money-printing machines are going full throttle. In this kind of environment, gold and crypto assets often benefit—after all, when liquidity floods the market, capital always looks for a place to go.
Will BTC ride this wave and take off again? Is the bull market really coming back?
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GhostInTheChain
· 10h ago
Here comes the money printing routine again... Is it really going to be different this time?
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AirdropFreedom
· 17h ago
The money printing presses are running at full speed, and the capital needs somewhere to go. What else can BTC do? It just has to go up.
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CryptoTherapist
· 17h ago
ngl this is giving classic "easy money syndrome" vibes... we've seen this movie before tho, right? the real question isn't if btc moons, it's whether your portfolio can handle the psychological whiplash when it doesn't
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RamenStacker
· 17h ago
Once the money printer starts, the crypto world wins effortlessly.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 17h ago
The money printer is about to start up, we need to buy the dip on our positions.
2026 could become a key year for monetary easing.
The recent signals are becoming increasingly clear—a major country has explicitly stated its intention to implement a more proactive fiscal policy and a more accommodative monetary environment. Meanwhile, over at the Federal Reserve, Wednesday’s rate decision is pretty much set in stone. The market widely expects them to announce a balance sheet expansion plan for 2026, with investment banks projecting a monthly Treasury repurchase scale of $40 to $45 billion.
With both major economies pumping liquidity in sync—fiscal stimulus combined with Treasury repurchases—it basically means the money-printing machines are going full throttle. In this kind of environment, gold and crypto assets often benefit—after all, when liquidity floods the market, capital always looks for a place to go.
Will BTC ride this wave and take off again? Is the bull market really coming back?