#数字资产市场动态 The Federal Reserve has reached a new height—by the end of 2025, the M2 money supply has directly surged to $26.7 trillion, setting an unprecedented record.
To put it more plainly: in just two and a half years, the entire market has suddenly gained an additional $4 trillion in available funds. This means the system is injecting about $120 billion in liquidity every month. Although these new funds mainly flow into bank accounts and money market funds, the result is clear—the real purchasing power of the dollar is decaying at the fastest rate in history.
Watching this massive flow of funds in the market, you can understand why asset prices always struggle to hold up. Frankly, this isn’t just finance; it’s a systematic dilution of everyone’s savings. When fiat currency depreciates through such large-scale issuance, only real assets—whether physical, real estate, or crypto assets—can effectively offset this erosion of purchasing power.
Back to reality: can you really expect that your fixed salary will outpace a printing press that never stops? Once you understand the underlying logic of this loose liquidity, you can predict which sectors will attract large amounts of capital next.
Instead of obsessing over interest rates on deposits, it’s better to recognize the current reality—during times of liquidity flooding, the real risk is not finding safe assets to park your wealth.
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PessimisticLayer
· 12h ago
26.7 trillion? The printing press is already burning hot, and we who earn a fixed salary can only wait for our money to shrink in value.
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Holy crap, 4 trillion appeared out of nowhere. This move to cut the leeks is truly brilliant.
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Bitcoin should have become mainstream already. What are we waiting for now?
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Real assets are the hard currency; cash is just paper, everyone.
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Injecting 120 billion in liquidity every month... my salary can't keep up at all.
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So saving money is the biggest loss; this logic makes sense.
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Where capital flows depends on the Federal Reserve's mood. It's hilarious.
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Instead of holding onto devaluing US dollars, it's better to diversify risk onto the blockchain.
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26.7 trillion, huh? Then I need to jump on certain assets quickly.
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An endless printing press vs. your fixed salary—how can you compare?
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CountdownToBroke
· 12h ago
The output of a printing press in one second is what I would earn working for a year... How am I supposed to play this game?
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 12h ago
Printing presses will always run faster than wages, and that is the reality.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 12h ago
The printing press is spinning so fast that it reminds me of the historical cycles of currency devaluation... Real assets are the "antiquities" of the digital age.
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 12h ago
40 trillion appearing out of nowhere? We need to stay alert; the money hasn't increased, it's just depreciating.
Waiting to die lying down or hopping on the train now—there's really no third option.
Fixed salary? That's hilarious, it's like racing against a printing press.
#数字资产市场动态 The Federal Reserve has reached a new height—by the end of 2025, the M2 money supply has directly surged to $26.7 trillion, setting an unprecedented record.
To put it more plainly: in just two and a half years, the entire market has suddenly gained an additional $4 trillion in available funds. This means the system is injecting about $120 billion in liquidity every month. Although these new funds mainly flow into bank accounts and money market funds, the result is clear—the real purchasing power of the dollar is decaying at the fastest rate in history.
Watching this massive flow of funds in the market, you can understand why asset prices always struggle to hold up. Frankly, this isn’t just finance; it’s a systematic dilution of everyone’s savings. When fiat currency depreciates through such large-scale issuance, only real assets—whether physical, real estate, or crypto assets—can effectively offset this erosion of purchasing power.
Back to reality: can you really expect that your fixed salary will outpace a printing press that never stops? Once you understand the underlying logic of this loose liquidity, you can predict which sectors will attract large amounts of capital next.
Instead of obsessing over interest rates on deposits, it’s better to recognize the current reality—during times of liquidity flooding, the real risk is not finding safe assets to park your wealth.