The Federal Reserve quietly ramped up money printing to $40 billion monthly—slipped into a technical press release most people won't read, buried under jargon designed to confuse. Powell's been silent about it. Yet the liquidity deluge is real. When central banks expand the monetary base this aggressively without fanfare, capital flows shift dramatically. History shows loose monetary conditions inflate asset prices across crypto, equities, and commodities alike. The playbook is familiar: inject liquidity, obfuscate the narrative, watch risk assets rally. Markets are pricing in what policymakers won't admit—the money printer never really stopped, it just got quieter.