If you're still waiting for financial news headlines to give a "buy" signal, you might already be too late.

Real institutional funds have always entered the market quietly.

In recent days, the Federal Reserve injected $17 billion into the market, the largest single injection since 2025. No press conference was held, no official statement was made, but the funds have already flowed into the market.

What does this mean? This is not only a signal to stabilize the market but more importantly, liquidity is paving the way for the subsequent rally.

Historical patterns repeatedly confirm this logical chain: liquidity enters early → risk appetite gradually recovers → BTC leads the rally → market sentiment begins to follow and chase gains.

You can feel this from the current market performance:

Bitcoin spot holdings show a highly concentrated pattern, with large sell orders locked in. Meanwhile, spot ETF continues to see net inflows, indicating that long-term funds have already entered the market—they won't easily exit due to short-term fluctuations. Interestingly, the overall market sentiment remains cautious, far from reaching euphoria.

This is precisely the classic sign before a major rally — funds have already been strategically positioned, while retail investors are still on the sidelines.

In the short term, Bitcoin and the entire crypto asset sector remain optimistic. Not because of how beautiful a particular candlestick looks, but because funds are gradually flowing from bonds, stocks, and other traditional assets into risk assets.

Many investors always want to wait until everything is "certain beyond doubt" before taking action, but the real excess returns often come when most people are still hesitating. When everyone finally sees clearly, the opportunities for ordinary investors are already limited.