Last night, the Fed's overnight reverse repurchase volume soared to $13.5 billion, ranking second since the pandemic, with the last time being even more intense dating back to March 2020.

Don't be quick to shout "the floodgates are open." This thing is completely different from quantitative easing—right now the market is short on cash, and the Fed is urgently injecting liquidity, which is basically a temporary "blood transfusion" for the financial system. The nature is completely different.

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MevSandwich

· 9h ago

13.5 billion? Here comes that trap again, the market is indeed anxious.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 17h ago

13.5 billion reverse repos, this time it’s really a bit fierce... But that said, we need to clarify whether it’s a lack of Liquidity or real point shaving, don’t get misled.

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AirdropDreamer

· 17h ago

Wait, is 13.5 billion the second place? This time it's really urgent, the liquidity is so tight.

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