【BlockBeats】Recently, there has been an interesting observation: the Fed’s newly launched RMP (Reserve Management Purchase) program is essentially just a new guise for QE. What does this mean? — Liquidity will be re-injected, and fiat currencies are facing long-term depreciation pressure. This is especially good news for the crypto market, particularly Bitcoin.
According to industry analysts’ predictions, BTC may fluctuate within the range of $80,000 to $100,000 in the short term. Once the market truly realizes that “RMP equals QE,” Bitcoin is very likely to surge back to $124,000, then quickly push towards $200,000. At this pace, around March next year, a phase of emotional high points is expected. Even if there is a pullback afterward, the overall bottom is unlikely to fall below $124,000.
However, there is a detail worth noting — although there has been ongoing bullish sentiment in the market, during the recent rebound, someone suddenly transferred 508.647 ETH, worth about $1.5 million, to a major digital asset management institution. This move seems to be preparing for a sell-off. What does it indicate? The big players are shouting bullishly, but their actions tell a different story. The market is always like this — words and actions often do not align.
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Web3Educator
· 12-20 02:55
tbh the RMP rebranding is lowkey hilarious... just QE with extra steps lmao. but fr tho, if this actually kicks off the liquidity flood everyone's expecting, BTC hitting 200k doesn't even sound crazy anymore 👀
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DEXRobinHood
· 12-20 02:46
RMP is just QE under a different name, I saw through that a long time ago, no wonder institutions are accumulating coins.
Wait, 2 million USD in BTC? That number sounds a bit outrageous... But the money printing is indeed about to start.
What does it mean for institutions to transfer ETH? Are they optimistic about Ethereum or hedging risks?
Honestly, whether this rally can reach 200k depends on how public opinion is manipulated, but I don't believe the bottom won't hold at 124k.
RMP = QE, meaning the Federal Reserve is about to start printing money again? Oh my, this is great news for us holders.
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MintMaster
· 12-20 02:38
Well, RMP is just QE with a different name. To put it simply, it's still printing money. The Federal Reserve's move is really giving the crypto world a lifeline.
I need to see clearly about institutions quietly shifting to ETH; it feels like there's a story behind it.
2 million USD? That's a bit of a big dream, but then again, anything can happen in the crypto world.
This wave of liquidity injection is indeed beneficial for BTC, but don't be fooled. Always beware of the trap to wipe out the retail investors.
I agree with the logic that RMP = QE, but how did the analysts predicting a rise to 2 million say last time...
Fiat devaluation has been written on the wall for a long time. No wonder institutions are moving into crypto—smart people.
Is the Fed's RMP equivalent to QE? BTC may surge to $2 million, while institutions are quietly shifting to ETH
【BlockBeats】Recently, there has been an interesting observation: the Fed’s newly launched RMP (Reserve Management Purchase) program is essentially just a new guise for QE. What does this mean? — Liquidity will be re-injected, and fiat currencies are facing long-term depreciation pressure. This is especially good news for the crypto market, particularly Bitcoin.
According to industry analysts’ predictions, BTC may fluctuate within the range of $80,000 to $100,000 in the short term. Once the market truly realizes that “RMP equals QE,” Bitcoin is very likely to surge back to $124,000, then quickly push towards $200,000. At this pace, around March next year, a phase of emotional high points is expected. Even if there is a pullback afterward, the overall bottom is unlikely to fall below $124,000.
However, there is a detail worth noting — although there has been ongoing bullish sentiment in the market, during the recent rebound, someone suddenly transferred 508.647 ETH, worth about $1.5 million, to a major digital asset management institution. This move seems to be preparing for a sell-off. What does it indicate? The big players are shouting bullishly, but their actions tell a different story. The market is always like this — words and actions often do not align.