[Coin World] At the beginning of December last year, the Fed suddenly hit the pause button - quantitative tightening officially came to a halt, with the balance sheet locked at $6.57 trillion. Doing the math, this operation has directly withdrawn $2.4 trillion from the market since 2022.
Interestingly, many analysts have started to downplay the traditional financial system. They believe that this system has too many flaws, and every night it has to rely on emergency tools to survive. More critically, economic data is already sending frantic warnings.
At the same time, another avenue is being paved - a new framework based on compliant stablecoins and digital assets. Coins like XRP and XLM are starting to be incorporated into the regular army, supported by policies such as the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act. It seems that the rules of the game may really be changing.
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 12-01 19:37
ngl the fed's balance sheet theater kinda feels like baudrillard's simulacra at this point... they freeze it at 6.57T but everyone knows the real asymptote was always the emergency tools anyway. the paradigm shift toward compliant stablecoins isn't just tokenomics, it's about reclaiming narrative authority from the institutional apparatus itself
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 12-01 09:30
Is the traditional financial system really going to collapse? It feels like analysts are just hyping themselves up.
The Fed has stopped drawing blood, and the stablecoins can't sit still.
Is XRP really going to make a comeback this time? The key still depends on the regulatory attitude.
2.4 trillion is gone, no wonder everyone is betting on on-chain assets now.
Even with the arrival of the policy spring, we can't be too excited, there are so many traps.
Can the GENIUS and CLARITY bills really change the game? Let's wait and see.
The rise of compliant stablecoins shows that the traditional system indeed can't operate anymore.
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PessimisticOracle
· 12-01 09:15
The Fed hits the pause button, and TradFi really can't hold on for much longer.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-01 09:05
It's hilarious, as soon as the Fed pauses, stablecoins and XRP start getting restless, this script is really well written.
Traditional finance relies on emergency tools to survive every day, while we in the crypto world rely on jokes to survive daily, it's hard to say who is more虚.
GENIUS Act, CLARITY Act? Just by the names, you can tell they are here to "legitimize" the crypto world, brothers, this time we really are going to rise and sing.
$6.57 trillion locked up, $2.4 trillion evaporated, how many suckers are flailing in there?
A compliance framework is being laid out? I believe it, the next moment the project party will probably pull a Rug Pull, that's the iron law of the crypto world.
XRP has been incorporated into the regular army, the question is when will we retail investors be legitimized?
The spring of policy has arrived, but the spring suckers will still be played for suckers, this act won't change a truth.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 12-01 09:04
The Fed's recent moves are truly remarkable, pulling out 2.4 trillion in a surgical manner, and TradFi is almost at its limit.
Is XRP singing the praises of the former serfs? Finally, it's our turn.
To be honest, if the GENIUS and CLARITY bills truly take effect, the game will change completely.
Stablecoins are riding this wave, it feels like a trend that is hard to resist.
After all this time, we're just waiting for this moment of Compliance.
After the Fed froze the asset list, will stablecoins and XRP welcome a policy spring?
[Coin World] At the beginning of December last year, the Fed suddenly hit the pause button - quantitative tightening officially came to a halt, with the balance sheet locked at $6.57 trillion. Doing the math, this operation has directly withdrawn $2.4 trillion from the market since 2022.
Interestingly, many analysts have started to downplay the traditional financial system. They believe that this system has too many flaws, and every night it has to rely on emergency tools to survive. More critically, economic data is already sending frantic warnings.
At the same time, another avenue is being paved - a new framework based on compliant stablecoins and digital assets. Coins like XRP and XLM are starting to be incorporated into the regular army, supported by policies such as the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act. It seems that the rules of the game may really be changing.