Treasury’s $900B Cash Rebuild Threatens Bitcoin Liquidity Amid Rate Uncertainty

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2026-06-07 11:22:03

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Bitcoin traders face a dual liquidity squeeze as the US Treasury prepares to drain nearly $1 trillion from markets by July. The move comes alongside evaporating Fed rate-cut bets, with 10-year yields testing 4.5%.

The Treasury General Account rebuild—executed without fanfare or FOMC votes—could starve risk assets of capital precisely when Bitcoin needs it most. This silent tightening operates through mechanical balance sheet adjustments rather than public pronouncements.

Market veterans recall how the 2021 TGA drawdown fueled crypto's bull run. Now the reverse scenario unfolds: $109B in net borrowing this quarter may siphon liquidity from digital assets already battered by macro headwinds.

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