The current direction of US tax policy has attracted market attention. According to the latest statement, many American households may face a historic scale of tax refunds this year, with many expected to recover an additional $11,000 to $20,000 from the IRS.
This influx of cash back into household wallets is more than just a change in personal account figures. A large amount of purchasing power being released into the market could trigger a significant rebound in consumer demand. Economists generally expect that this scale of household cash flow increase is sufficient to drive the entire economy.
From an asset allocation perspective, an increase in disposable income usually boosts demand for risk assets, which will have a chain reaction on the overall liquidity environment of financial markets. In the short term, market sentiment faces potential positive stimulation.
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-18 21:56
Wait, can 10,000 to 20,000 USD really flow back? Why do I feel like this is just the prelude to another money grab...
Something doesn't feel right. When will this money arrive?
I've never heard of such a large tax refund. Can someone explain?
They're about to loosen monetary policy again, bearish.
Is the Federal Reserve playing tricks again? Oh my, the crypto market is about to take off.
This logic is ridiculous. Consumption power ≠ asset allocation needs. What were they thinking?
Free money? That doesn't happen in this world; there’s always a price to pay.
Damn, isn't this just the last frenzy before inflation?
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-18 18:41
Wait, can this money really be received? I keep seeing conflicting news from the US side.
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AirdropChaser
· 01-16 04:53
Wait, can this tax rebate really be received? Or is it just the same old trick
If people really had so much extra disposable income, I bet five bucks I’d spend it all on meme coins haha
The US economy, to put it simply, is just a money-printing game, a cycle
Definitely short-term positive, but how to play in the long run? Is it bearish or bullish?
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SerumDegen
· 01-16 04:52
nah bro this is the classic liquidity pump setup... 11-20k per household = absolute cascade effect incoming. whoever's shorting into this deserves to get rekt honestly
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BTCBeliefStation
· 01-16 04:47
Now the Americans get to enjoy themselves, it's like directly giving them money to trade cryptocurrencies.
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BridgeJumper
· 01-16 04:42
No way, more liquidity injection? How can crypto not rise now haha
Wait, will this money really reach ordinary people? I'm a bit skeptical
11k to 20k? How much do I need to save to beat inflation, wake up
Just listen, don't really believe those economists' rhetoric
Asset allocation? Brother, I just want to buy some BTC and hold it, simple and straightforward
How long can this cash flow into the market sustain? Probably just a flash before it gets pulled back
Family offices are all in yolo, retail investors can only follow the trend
If so much money really comes in, I'll be the first to jump into DeFi
Let's wait and see if the US stock market crashes, feels a bit too good to be true
$20k, wow, liquidation is about to start
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GasBandit
· 01-16 04:27
Oh my, is this money really coming? Hurry up and stock up on coins.
The current direction of US tax policy has attracted market attention. According to the latest statement, many American households may face a historic scale of tax refunds this year, with many expected to recover an additional $11,000 to $20,000 from the IRS.
This influx of cash back into household wallets is more than just a change in personal account figures. A large amount of purchasing power being released into the market could trigger a significant rebound in consumer demand. Economists generally expect that this scale of household cash flow increase is sufficient to drive the entire economy.
From an asset allocation perspective, an increase in disposable income usually boosts demand for risk assets, which will have a chain reaction on the overall liquidity environment of financial markets. In the short term, market sentiment faces potential positive stimulation.