BitUnix analyst: Bank of America's new capital regulations may release 2 trillion yuan of liquidity, bullish for the cryptocurrency market, BTC short-term support for 100K key stability

BlockBeats News: On May 15th, the Financial Times reported that the Trump administration plans to significantly relax the Supplementary Leverage Ratio (SLR) regulations, marking the largest capital loosening since the 2008 financial crisis. The SLR originally required large banks to hold high-quality capital to cope with total leverage risk, which was seen as an important measure to prevent systemic risks. However, it has long been questioned for limiting the ability to hold low-risk assets such as US bonds. The new policy will be announced before summer at the earliest, or the US treasury bond bonds and central bank deposits will be excluded from SLR calculation, which is expected to release up to $2 trillion of balance sheet space, encourage banks to return to the treasury bond bond market, and improve liquidity. Both the US Treasury Secretary and the Federal Reserve Chairman have expressed their support for it, considering it a key focus of banking reform. Although some experts express concerns about relaxing capital regulations during market volatility, analysis suggests that this move could potentially lower US bond yields, release liquidity, and indirectly support the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets. BitUnix analysts suggest: The new capital regulations may release a huge amount of liquidity, strengthen banks' participation in US Treasury bonds and the market, and facilitate the reallocation of funds to risky assets. If the policy is successfully implemented, it will further consolidate the medium-term bullish pattern of Bitcoin. Short term attention to BTC support at $100K, if held steady, can maintain a bullish structure, and breaking through $105K will attract more funds to chase prices. Suggest paying attention to fund benefiting sectors such as Layer 1 public chains and high market value tokens.