Fed money printing goes backward: What does that mean for crypto?

The United States Federal Reserve (USF Reserve) has overflowed the financial system in recent years with liquidity that has been beneficial to stocks and crypto, as well as other markets. In order to counter inflation, the Fed has decided to move in the other direction. The central bank began the process of quantitative tightening, which is a combination of raising interest rates and increasing them. While it’s unclear how the crypto market will respond to Feds QT, there is no doubt that the long-term outlook wont be favorable for risk assets.

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