The post Traders Reject New York Fed Repo Facility Proposal appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Traders resist Fed’s lending tool proposal amid market stress. Stigma and operational concerns deter market participation. Record repo facility demand highlights financial strain. Traders have opposed the New York Fed’s Standing Repo Facility proposal over concerns of stigma and operational challenges, amid rising market stress and liquidity pressures. This resistance affects financial stability and could impact crypto markets as liquidity strains intensify. Traders Reject Record $50.35 Billion Fed Borrowing Major trading firms have expressed concerns about the New York Fed’s proposal to alleviate market pressure using the Standing Repo Facility. Reports indicate that Wall Street banks worry about the stigma associated with borrowing directly from the central bank, which could signal trouble. Record borrowing at the repo facility, including $50.35 billion in a single day, spotlights mounting financial stress. Rising demand reflects the increased economic tension, impacting both traditional and crypto markets. “It is desirable and fully expected that the SRF be used whenever it is economically sensible to do so. … If it makes economic sense, there is no reason why sizeable participation cannot take place now that repo operations are offered twice daily on a standing basis.” — Federal Reserve Official, New York Fed Historical Resistance and Crypto Market Implications Did you know? Resistance to central bank involvement dates back to the 2008 crisis, emphasizing long-standing stigma concerns, impacting current trader attitudes toward federal interventions. CoinMarketCap reports Bitcoin’s current price at $91,628.81, with a market cap of $1.83 trillion and a market dominance of 58.47%. The cryptocurrency’s 24-hour trading volume is valued at $70.31 billion. Recent crypto price shifts include a 0.12% increase in 24 hours but a 19.02% drop over 90 days. Bitcoin(BTC), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 14:48 UTC on November 19, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap Ongoing resistance, therefore, remains a significant factor. The… The post Traders Reject New York Fed Repo Facility Proposal appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Traders resist Fed’s lending tool proposal amid market stress. Stigma and operational concerns deter market participation. Record repo facility demand highlights financial strain. Traders have opposed the New York Fed’s Standing Repo Facility proposal over concerns of stigma and operational challenges, amid rising market stress and liquidity pressures. This resistance affects financial stability and could impact crypto markets as liquidity strains intensify. Traders Reject Record $50.35 Billion Fed Borrowing Major trading firms have expressed concerns about the New York Fed’s proposal to alleviate market pressure using the Standing Repo Facility. Reports indicate that Wall Street banks worry about the stigma associated with borrowing directly from the central bank, which could signal trouble. Record borrowing at the repo facility, including $50.35 billion in a single day, spotlights mounting financial stress. Rising demand reflects the increased economic tension, impacting both traditional and crypto markets. “It is desirable and fully expected that the SRF be used whenever it is economically sensible to do so. … If it makes economic sense, there is no reason why sizeable participation cannot take place now that repo operations are offered twice daily on a standing basis.” — Federal Reserve Official, New York Fed Historical Resistance and Crypto Market Implications Did you know? Resistance to central bank involvement dates back to the 2008 crisis, emphasizing long-standing stigma concerns, impacting current trader attitudes toward federal interventions. CoinMarketCap reports Bitcoin’s current price at $91,628.81, with a market cap of $1.83 trillion and a market dominance of 58.47%. The cryptocurrency’s 24-hour trading volume is valued at $70.31 billion. Recent crypto price shifts include a 0.12% increase in 24 hours but a 19.02% drop over 90 days. Bitcoin(BTC), daily chart, screenshot on CoinMarketCap at 14:48 UTC on November 19, 2025. Source: CoinMarketCap Ongoing resistance, therefore, remains a significant factor. The…