The crypto market seems to be free, but in fact it is led by the global "money vein", and the U.S. Treasury Department is the thickest of them. Some time ago, the U.S. government shut down this farce, which directly forced the Treasury Department into a "big unjust head with money that can't be spent" - there are more than $150 billion in cash reserves lying on the account, and they want to inject it into the market through normal channels, but they are stuck in the process and can't move, like "living water" locked in a cage.
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The crypto market seems to be free, but in fact it is led by the global "money vein", and the U.S. Treasury Department is the thickest of them. Some time ago, the U.S. government shut down this farce, which directly forced the Treasury Department into a "big unjust head with money that can't be spent" - there are more than $150 billion in cash reserves lying on the account, and they want to inject it into the market through normal channels, but they are stuck in the process and can't move, like "living water" locked in a cage.