The question of whether global liquidity is undergoing a new restructuring during the Fed's policy moves is a matter of curiosity. The drop in the USDT.D index, the inflows of spot ETF's into the market, and the movements in bond interest rates - the implications of these factors for the crypto market are quite significant. Especially when looking at the correlation between liquidity movements and traditional financial instruments, it is reasonable to question whether the market is at the beginning of a new cycle. The interaction between macroeconomic data and the digital asset market may become more noticeable in the coming days.

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DegenDreamervip
· 12-23 08:09
The liquidity change is quite interesting. Seeing USDT.D drop, I know this wave is something to pay attention to.
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WalletWhisperervip
· 12-23 01:11
When usdt.d got dumped, I knew something was off... Now the Spot ETF is crazily siphoning off, it really feels like the rhythm has changed.
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DefiVeteranvip
· 12-22 19:05
The liquidity structure has changed, can it break the deadlock this time? USDT.D got dumped, ETFs are pouring in, bond interest rates are plummeting, it really feels like the situation is transforming.
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SmartContractRebelvip
· 12-22 18:48
USDT.D get dumped really isn't a small matter, this wave of Liquidity restructuring feels really different...
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