White metal just smashed through $62 – fresh record territory right after the Fed's rate cut announcement. They're calling it "definitely not QE" while simultaneously pledging $40B monthly bond purchases. Yeah, sure.
Yellow metal's playing catch-up too, kissing distance from its own peak.
Meanwhile, government debt keeps spiraling with zero brakes in sight. Central bank's slashing rates and firing up the money printer like there's no tomorrow. Classic playbook when things get messy.
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NotSatoshi
· 3h ago
Uh, saying it's not QE but still buying bonds—this logic is really something else.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 3h ago
Laughing out loud, the "not QE" rhetoric is really something else. The printing press is already running, yet they still deny it.
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TradingNightmare
· 3h ago
Uh... they say it's not QE, but they're buying bonds like crazy. This kind of rhetoric is really clever.
Silver breaks 62, and gold is also set to soar. Can it really beat inflation? That's a real question.
The printing press runs 24/7, whose debt will pay off these astronomical figures?
The promised interest rate cuts turned out to be just another way to harvest retail investors.
This game plan is too obvious, brother. Assets are surging while debt is also skyrocketing. In the end, we small investors are the ones who pay the bill.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 3h ago
Isn't it quantitative easing? Haha, just good talk—printing money is just printing money, who are they fooling?
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Silver broke 62 again, another round... Who cares about the debt explosion?
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Monthly $40B bond purchases, as if no one understands the numbers.
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The central bank is printing money again, gold is rallying, this script is so familiar.
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Government debt is soaring into the sky, and the central bank acts like they haven't seen it—classic move.
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The $40B bond figure is perfectly timed; anyway, the printing press costs nothing, right?
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Another round of harvesting is coming; precious metals should take off.
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Silver hits a new high, gold is catching up—what is this rhythm hinting at?
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Cutting interest rates and buying bonds, fancy money printing—that's who they're fooling.
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AirdropChaser
· 3h ago
This is just changing the methods to print money, claiming it's not easing, but underneath, issuing $40B in bonds in one month... LOL
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ContractFreelancer
· 4h ago
Hmm... I thought it wasn't QE, but it turns out to be another $40 billion a month. That's really interesting.
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GameFiCritic
· 4h ago
Coming back with this again? Claiming it's not QE but still buying $40B in bonds every month. I've seen this trick too many times in monetary policy, and in tokenomics, it's often just this "seemingly deflationary but actually excessive issuance" ploy.
White metal just smashed through $62 – fresh record territory right after the Fed's rate cut announcement. They're calling it "definitely not QE" while simultaneously pledging $40B monthly bond purchases. Yeah, sure.
Yellow metal's playing catch-up too, kissing distance from its own peak.
Meanwhile, government debt keeps spiraling with zero brakes in sight. Central bank's slashing rates and firing up the money printer like there's no tomorrow. Classic playbook when things get messy.