Fed's $40 Billion Bill Purchases May Not Boost Crypto Markets

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The U.S. Federal Reserve launched a $40 billion program to buy short-term Treasury bills, aiming to stabilize money markets. While some crypto traders improved their risk-to-reward ratio expectations, analysts say the move isn’t quantitative easing and won’t boost risk-taking. The Reserve Management Operations (RMO) targets short-term liquidity, not long-term stimulus. Value investing in crypto remains unaffected as the Fed avoids rate cuts or economic stimulus measures.
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