#美联储回购协议计划 The US Treasury Secretary has spoken! The selection criteria for the new Federal Reserve Chair have been revealed: slim down, cut jobs, and completely bid farewell to unlimited QE.
The logic behind these remarks is very clear— the US government wants to implement a thorough reform of the Federal Reserve. Moving away from the past 15 years of the "central bank controls everything, does everything" model, and returning to a classical central banking paradigm of "doing what needs to be done, no unnecessary fuss."
But this is not just personnel changes. It’s more like a declaration of a major overhaul of the entire US central banking system. In plain terms, the US macroeconomic policy is set to shift significantly—saying goodbye to the "money printing + central bank nanny-style support" approach, and moving toward a new logic of "tightening monetary policy + market self-regulation."
Of course, how much of this can actually be implemented depends on the constraints of current politics and the economy, but the direction is already very clear. This will send a strong signal to the global economy and financial markets over the next few years: the golden age of cheap money and omnipotent central banks is officially turning the page. It will have profound impacts on the crypto market, bond market, and even the entire asset allocation logic.
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 8h ago
Is the golden age coming to an end? It looks like the crypto world is really about to undergo a major reshuffle.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 8h ago
Damn, is unlimited QE really coming to an end? My entire logic for entering the market over the past few years is completely ruined, hahaha.
The era of cheap money and gold is turning the page. Basically, the mechanism of cutting into the韭菜 (newbie investors) is changing its tactics. The previous "liquidity support" funding scheme is a thing of the past.
With the signal of tightening monetary policy, asset allocation needs to be reconsidered. Just for your reference, everyone, I am just a韭菜 (newbie investor) too.
By the way, the unlimited QE of 2015 was not a good thing. It only made the distribution of ordinary people's chips more ridiculous, and project teams were overjoyed.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 8h ago
The golden age has turned the page; now the crypto world needs to get back in shape.
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MemeKingNFT
· 8h ago
Golden Age flipping pages? Bro, this is exactly the "Mainland Rise and Fall" I mentioned in 2021. No one believed me back then, but now it's all clear, right?
Cheap money is coming to an end... On-chain data has been telling the story for a while. I keep saying blue chips need to wake up.
QE is ending indefinitely, and the real bottoming phase is just beginning. With such obvious bearish signals, why are some still going all-in?
The central bank is about to "cut the cord," which means... never mind, I won't say more. Market sentiment doesn't tolerate voices like mine.
The promised market self-regulation—what about the digital collectibles sector? Why did it get cut so deeply without anyone to rescue it?
Isn't this the rhythm I predicted long ago? The rise and fall of the mainland has always been like this, and now we're seeing another cycle.
The era of tightening monetary policy has truly arrived. Go with the flow and stop being the ones with a "harvesting" mentality.
They're trying to "redefine" the crypto world... Once cheap money is gone, that's when blockchain should shine.
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SingleForYears
· 8h ago
Wow, is it really saying goodbye to unlimited QE? Crypto might really be heading into an ice age now.
#美联储回购协议计划 The US Treasury Secretary has spoken! The selection criteria for the new Federal Reserve Chair have been revealed: slim down, cut jobs, and completely bid farewell to unlimited QE.
The logic behind these remarks is very clear— the US government wants to implement a thorough reform of the Federal Reserve. Moving away from the past 15 years of the "central bank controls everything, does everything" model, and returning to a classical central banking paradigm of "doing what needs to be done, no unnecessary fuss."
But this is not just personnel changes. It’s more like a declaration of a major overhaul of the entire US central banking system. In plain terms, the US macroeconomic policy is set to shift significantly—saying goodbye to the "money printing + central bank nanny-style support" approach, and moving toward a new logic of "tightening monetary policy + market self-regulation."
Of course, how much of this can actually be implemented depends on the constraints of current politics and the economy, but the direction is already very clear. This will send a strong signal to the global economy and financial markets over the next few years: the golden age of cheap money and omnipotent central banks is officially turning the page. It will have profound impacts on the crypto market, bond market, and even the entire asset allocation logic.