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Why the Federal Reserve Still Sets the Rhythm for Digital Assets
Cryptocurrency markets like to describe themselves as independent, decentralized, and immune to traditional finance. In practice, however, their price action tells a different story. The strongest force shaping crypto cycles today is not a protocol upgrade or a new blockchain narrative — it is global liquidity, and that liquidity still begins and ends with the U.S. Federal Reserve.
At its core, crypto is a liquidity-sensitive asset class. When dollars are abundant, risk appetite expands, leverage grows, and spec
Why the Federal Reserve Still Sets the Rhythm for Digital Assets
Cryptocurrency markets like to describe themselves as independent, decentralized, and immune to traditional finance. In practice, however, their price action tells a different story. The strongest force shaping crypto cycles today is not a protocol upgrade or a new blockchain narrative — it is global liquidity, and that liquidity still begins and ends with the U.S. Federal Reserve.
At its core, crypto is a liquidity-sensitive asset class. When dollars are abundant, risk appetite expands, leverage grows, and spec
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