U.S. money market funds just hit a fresh record—$7.80 trillion in total assets as of early January 2026. That's a $70.80 billion jump in a single week. Here's what's catching everyone's attention: these funds are yielding 3.6% on short-term Treasury holdings. So while crypto markets fluctuate, traditional finance keeps stacking capital in ultra-safe instruments. The timing matters too—massive liquidity sitting in money markets signals how investors are playing it cautious in the near term. For anyone tracking macro trends, this is the kind of data point that shapes where big money flows next.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 8h ago
All the money has been moved into the money market. This wave is indeed extremely stable. Isn't 3.6% attractive?
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0xSherlock
· 8h ago
7.8 trillion? Traditional finance is really hoarding crazily. Over here in the crypto world, it's a grand spectacle, while over there they're steadily counting money.
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WalletManager
· 8h ago
7.8 trillion yuan worth of government bonds piled up, traditional finance is really timid. We in crypto still have to hold our private keys tightly.
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LiquidationAlert
· 8h ago
7.8 trillion? Traditional finance is silently bleeding, no wonder the crypto world is so tough.
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DataOnlooker
· 9h ago
Big funds are all hiding in safe places, a bit cowardly.
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OnChainDetective
· 9h ago
ngl the 70.80B weekly inflow is sus... classic pattern before a liquidity dump. they're not being cautious, they're accumulating before something breaks.
U.S. money market funds just hit a fresh record—$7.80 trillion in total assets as of early January 2026. That's a $70.80 billion jump in a single week. Here's what's catching everyone's attention: these funds are yielding 3.6% on short-term Treasury holdings. So while crypto markets fluctuate, traditional finance keeps stacking capital in ultra-safe instruments. The timing matters too—massive liquidity sitting in money markets signals how investors are playing it cautious in the near term. For anyone tracking macro trends, this is the kind of data point that shapes where big money flows next.