2025-12-27 09:30:47

#数字资产市场动态 $BTC $ZEC $LPT 🔥The Federal Reserve is back! A $2.5 billion injection overnight, bringing the total to over $120 billion this year.

Last night, the Fed conducted an overnight repurchase operation, urgently injecting $25 billion into the banking system. This is not an unusual move; in the context of 2025, it simply confirms the "normalization" of liquidity expansion—since the beginning of the year, total liquidity injections have surpassed $120 billion.

What does this mean?

On the surface, it aims to prevent liquidity gaps in the financial system, but the deeper logic is more interesting: it’s paving the way for potentially larger easing measures in 2026. The market has reached a consensus—the Fed is now playing the role of "liquidity guardian," continuously providing underlying funds to risk assets like stocks and bonds, making a supply disruption unlikely in the short term.

The Trump administration has recently emphasized "maintaining market firepower and ample liquidity," and last night’s Fed move perfectly aligns with this broader direction. Historical patterns are clear: during rate-cutting cycles, coordinated liquidity injections often lead to a phased rise in market sentiment and asset prices.

Investors should now focus on two aspects:

1. Will this new liquidity flow into risk assets, further boosting valuations?
2. Will market volatility increase due to policy expectation swings?

Of course, short-term inflows do not mean long-term prosperity, but smart money usually doesn’t wait for the "water" to truly arrive—it starts positioning early. Are you following the rhythm, or keeping an eye out for risks?

Share your thoughts in the comments: With this wave of liquidity, which sectors do you think will benefit?

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WenMoon42

· 22h ago

1. With 120 billion pouring in, it feels like all of it is flowing into the stock market. What can our crypto circle get out of it? 2. The Federal Reserve's approach isn't anything new, but with Trump playing along, it's indeed stable in the short term. 3. To be honest, this wave of money will ultimately flow into major assets. Retail investors might as well wait to eat the leftovers. 4. Quantitative easing becoming normalized, so I should also get on board regularly. Instead of waiting, it's better to act early. 5. Can ZEC and LPT benefit from this wave of gains? I still feel BTC is the most attractive. 6. Smart money has already made their moves. Are we a bit late to jump in now? Sigh. 7. The problem is, no matter how much liquidity there is, it has to go to the right place; otherwise, what's the use? 8. Cutting interest rates combined with liquidity injection—this combo is indeed tough. Short-term, I’m not bearish. 9. Volatility will definitely increase, and it will be another wave of retail investors being harvested. 10. 120 billion sounds like a lot, but spread across the entire market, it’s not much. Don’t be fooled by this number. 11. Trump is just talking nonsense; the Federal Reserve is the real puppet master. This relationship is subtle. 12. Risk prevention is correct, but holding all cash isn't meaningful. I choose to try small amounts.

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ApeDegen

· 23h ago

More liquidity again? Isn't this just digging a pit for us retail investors? The smart money has already taken profits.

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0xLuckbox

· 23h ago

They're pumping again. This time, are they really planning to play until 2026? I believe it.

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gaslight_gasfeez

· 23h ago

120 billion already? Damn, is this blood transfusion for the crypto market or self-rescue? 2. The Federal Reserve is now just an ATM; smart money has already bought in, and we're still hesitating here. 3. Quantitative easing is easing, but the problem is this money will eventually be pulled back. Who will be crying then? 4. Trump talks about firepower, but in reality, he's just afraid of market collapse. I see through this trick. 5. Are risk asset valuations being pushed up? I think it's more about hype; the fundamentals are still the same. 6. Short-term inflows don't mean paradise; what about long-term? Everyone understands this logic—it's just a bet on time difference. 7. I just want to know if this wave of liquidity will finally flow into BTC or be absorbed by retail investors getting chopped again. 8. Risk prevention? Just kidding. In such a loose liquidity environment, not going all-in is a missed opportunity.

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