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After the COVID outbreak, cryptocurrency investors were unaware that one of the biggest bull seasons was approaching. The rally in the risk markets was supported by governments beginning to distribute billions of dollars directly due to the pandemic shutdown. Following monetary expansion, central banks had been contracting their balance sheets and raising interest rates for about 2 years.
Everyone Will Distribute $3,400
One of the largest oil-producing states in the United States is taking a significant step to show its support for the public’s fight against inflation. According to the Associated Press, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy announced his budget plan, revealing an important detail that will please the residents of the region. Accordingly, $2.3 billion will be allocated to the Permanent Fund Dividend and this will be distributed directly to those in the region.
If approved, $3,400 per person will be distributed to citizens by filling out a form. The Permanent Fund Dividend, which came into effect in 1980, is financed by deposits obtained from the state’s oil and mining revenues. Alaska is the fourth-largest oil production center in the country, producing 159 million barrels of oil annually.
Inflation Relief Assistance
According to Republican Governor Dunleavy, the PFD will support citizens with financial aid amidst rising prices of goods and services. During the banking collapse in March, the Fed, which had been funneling billions of dollars to banks that could not adjust the risk correctly, ended the monetary abundance while the cost of living continued due to long-standing interest rate hikes.
Dunleavy said at a press conference;
“Inflation is taking a bite out of everyone’s wallet. That’s why we will try to keep the PFD as strong as possible to help Alaskans cover their grocery shopping, fuel purchases, etc.”
This aid will be the largest expense item of the $10.5 billion budget proposal for the 2025 fiscal year. The PFD has been distributing cash to Alaska residents since 1982.
It is unknown how much of this money will go directly into cryptocurrencies, but Alaska residents may breathe a sigh of relief for a while in the tough inflationary environment. Rising prices and weakening wage increases are particularly challenging for people in the low and middle-income group around the world.
