The central bank is about to issue more money; will this money flow into the cryptocurrency market?" — Wang Qing, Chief Macro Analyst at Dongfang Jincheng, recently revealed that in August, the central bank will inject medium-term liquidity into the market through MLF and reverse repos. There are hidden mysteries behind this news.
1. Why is the central bank injecting liquidity at this time?
The current economy faces triple pressures:
Weak corporate financing demand
High pressure on local government bond issuance
Insufficient momentum for the recovery of the real economy
The central bank's injection of liquidity at this time is to give the market a 'blood transfusion' and ensure reasonable liquidity. However, it is important to note that this money mainly flows into the real economy and will not directly enter the cryptocurrency market.
2. Indirect effects on the cryptocurrency market
Although the central bank's liquidity injection is not aimed at the cryptocurrency market, it will produce three chain reactions:
Overall market liquidity is improving, and some funds may spill over into risk assets
Investor risk appetite may increase
Fluctuations in the RMB exchange rate may increase, affecting the USDT off-market premium
3. Strategies for smart money
Pay attention to the actual changes in the funding situation after policy implementation
Closely observe the trends in A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, as they are important indicators of capital flow
Focus on crypto projects with practical application scenarios
Key reminder:
"The central bank's liquidity injection is not a panacea, but it is definitely a market barometer."
"Real opportunities are always reserved for those who plan ahead."
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