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A "top man" at the Federal Reserve, specifically the "Vice Chairman for Banking Supervision, a super duper important guy, is extremely serious about the Fed not renewing the regional bank bailout program that exploded onto the Fed's balance sheet last March to the tune of about $400 billion. If that's the case, then come March, all those dollars are going to have to be repaid. This will squeeze 3 months' worth of quantitative tightening into about 2 weeks come March. It is quite doubtful that the monetary system can handle such extreme pressure. Essentially, the repayment of the Bank Term Funding Program loans could very well be impossible without triggering yet another banking crisis.

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