According to CoinMeta, the U.S. Treasury Department has recently decided to double the scale of its long-term debt repurchases, a move that could have unexpected consequences for the market and the economy. Analyst Bessent pointed out that if necessary, the Treasury Department may take further action, as "yield rates do not reflect the fundamentals." Although this action seems simple, the potential risks cannot be ignored, as it may lead to moral hazard and cause instability in the market. Although the repurchase scale amounts to $4 billion, it is still insignificant compared to the fiscal market, which is worth over $30 trillion. This could encourage traders and investors to become more aggressive with leverage and risk-taking, thereby triggering greater market turmoil. In addition, the Treasury Department's measures may overlap unexpectedly with the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, blurring the boundaries of policy-making. Overall, this move could exacerbate inflationary pressures and further distort market realities.