2025-12-24 16:03:44

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has announced the latest schedule for government bond issuance. Among them, the 6-month Treasury bond plans to issue $75 billion (same as the expected scale); the 3-month Treasury bond issuance is $86 billion (expected $88 billion), roughly in line with expectations; the 6-month Treasury bond is planned to issue $77 billion (expected $77 billion), meeting market expectations.

This series of bond issuance plans reflects the U.S. government's recent financing needs. The continuous issuance scale of short-term bills sends signals to the market and also affects global liquidity conditions. For the crypto market, the Federal Reserve's monetary policy movements and changes in Treasury yields are always important indicators to watch—they are often closely related to the funding environment of risk assets. Investors need to pay attention to subsequent changes in the interest rate environment and market liquidity trends.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 12-27 15:02

Once again, this set. The stable issuance scale of US Treasury bonds is actually the most alarming signal, indicating that the US hasn't really recovered yet. --- Short-term government bonds are being issued as usual, and liquidity here still depends on the Fed's blood transfusion. The crypto circle should keep an eye on the dollar supply. --- Every time I see these numbers, I think of the period of liquidity tightening, when the crypto market was directly bloodied, so we need to be cautious. --- The yield on government bonds really determines whether risk assets can survive or not. We need to follow the interest rate expectations. --- 750, 860, 770... These numbers look too regular, feeling like the US is overdrawing future money. --- Basically, the US is engaging in crazy financing, stacking short-term government bonds into mountains, which is definitely a negative signal for liquidity in the chain circle. --- The key still depends on how interest rates will move later. If the Fed continues to be hawkish, it will be tough days for the crypto circle.

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0xSherlock

· 12-26 22:13

The government bond issuance is happening again, and this time there's nothing surprising, mostly in line with expectations. It feels like the US is continuously raising funds. The US bond yield is something to keep an eye on, as it directly affects the flow of funds in our crypto circle. In plain terms, it depends on whether the Federal Reserve is willing to loosen monetary policy. Short-term bills are still being issued, indicating that liquidity pressure remains. This is not good news for risk assets like ours.

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GasWaster

· 12-26 18:48

Here we go again, another huge issuance of US debt... liquidity is being drained. How come there are still people daring to go all-in on altcoins?

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WalletManager

· 12-24 16:33

Issuing short-term notes like this is a clear signal of tightening liquidity. You need to quickly diversify your holdings into multi-signature wallets to avoid being caught off guard by this wave of volatility.

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PonziWhisperer

· 12-24 16:32

It's another government bond issuance and liquidity... In simple terms, whether the Federal Reserve is easing or tightening directly determines whether the crypto market is gaining or losing.

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pumpamentalist

· 12-24 16:31

They're starting to pump again. Looking at these numbers, liquidity seems to be stabilizing... The key still depends on what the Federal Reserve does next. In the crypto world, whether we can keep up and make a profit all depends on this.

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