The Federal Reserve is set to inject $55.36 billion into T-bill purchases over the next three weeks. Here's why that matters for crypto: when central banks pump liquidity into the system, risk-on assets—including digital currencies—typically see renewed appetite. More money flowing through the financial system usually means traders have more dry powder to deploy. For crypto markets, this kind of monetary expansion tends to create tailwinds. Whether it translates to sustained rallies depends on broader sentiment, but the macro backdrop is shifting in a more accommodative direction.