December 9th saw the Federal Reserve's standing repo facility receive exactly $102 million in submissions—and accepted every dollar of it. This 100% take-up rate signals that smaller institutions needed overnight liquidity, though the amount remains modest compared to historical usage. For crypto markets, it's a quiet reminder that traditional finance plumbing still matters. When banks scramble for short-term cash, risk appetite across all asset classes—including digital ones—can shift fast.
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December 9th saw the Federal Reserve's standing repo facility receive exactly $102 million in submissions—and accepted every dollar of it. This 100% take-up rate signals that smaller institutions needed overnight liquidity, though the amount remains modest compared to historical usage. For crypto markets, it's a quiet reminder that traditional finance plumbing still matters. When banks scramble for short-term cash, risk appetite across all asset classes—including digital ones—can shift fast.