CryptoSlate analysis: Fed data shows bank reserves fell $88.2B but weekly average rose $17.9B, challenging Bitcoin liquidity signals
According to CryptoSlate's analysis of Federal Reserve data, U.S. bank reserves fell by $88.236 billion between September 23 and September 30. However, their weekly average simultaneously rose by $17.897 billion. This discrepancy, derived from the Fed's H.4.1 release, highlights the limitations of using reserve-based metrics to signal Bitcoin liquidity, as different measurement windows can lead to opposing market interpretations.
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