2025-12-22 11:00:14

#数字资产市场洞察 The Fed suddenly injected 6.8 billion dollars in liquidity, is the crypto world going to celebrate again?

The morning news came suddenly — the Fed injected $6.8 billion into the market at 9 AM Eastern Time. In simple terms, it's just another round of liquidity.

On the surface, this is positive for the crypto market. Easing = risk assets feeding, and in the crypto world, which is the most sensitive ecosystem to capital, short-term sentiment will indeed be pushed a bit. Mainstream coins like BTC and Ethereum may follow suit and experience a liquidity-driven rise. As popularity increases, trading volume will catch up; this is an old trick of the market.

But there's a point that needs to be calm: 6.8 billion in operations at the Fed is actually just a "small supplement." This is not real QE or a large-scale liquidity injection; it's more like a technical supplement to a short-term liquidity gap. So it's okay to be optimistic, but don't get too excited.

What really deserves attention is the timing—approaching the end of the year, the market's liquidity would naturally tighten. Why does the Fed choose to inject liquidity at this time? What is the logic behind it? Is it to prevent a year-end "money shortage"? If similar operations occur frequently in the coming weeks, market expectations for liquidity next year may gradually shift towards easing. This is the real turning point.

In the short term, this wave of liquidity can boost sentiment, possibly driving the futures market and mainstream coins to rebound. How will it go in the medium to long term? It still depends on the Fed's interest rate policy and the overall macro fundamentals next year. Liquidity is just a superficial driving force; the fundamentals are the hands that determine the direction.

The last piece of advice for all traders: just because the money supply has increased doesn't mean the market is coming. Especially for those trading contracts, don't take this as an All in signal. The people who truly make stable profits in the market are often the calmest during the frenzy. Liquidity can drive up assets, but it can also suddenly disappear. First, observe the flow of funds, then decide whether to follow or not. This is the way to survive longer.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 22h ago

68 billion just wants to fool us into all in? Wake up, this is just stopping the bleeding, not a blood transfusion. --- Point shaving is point shaving, the real problem is the money shortage at the end of the year, how things go from here depends on the fed's mood. --- Contract traders are the easiest to be misled by such news, when emotions rise, they go all in, and deserve to get liquidated. --- The four words "short-term rebound" are the most harmful; how many people have fallen because of this? --- The real turning point is continuous point shaving, once or twice doesn't mean anything; continuous injection of funds indicates the attitude. --- The flow of funds is king, don't let superficial news lead you by the nose. --- Just a little cut, don't take it as favorable information, keep your mindset right.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 12-22 11:27

Just a little jab, don't let yourself be played for suckers.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 12-22 11:26

6.8 billion is indeed just a drop in the bucket, don't be fooled. --- Never go all in on contracts, I've seen this trick too many times. --- They've started point shaving again, this rhythm at the end of the year is interesting. --- Relax, just because liquidity has eased doesn't mean the market is coming, we still need to look at the fundamentals. --- Stay calm, those who are really making money are in the observation phase. --- Short-term emotions might push things a bit, but long-term it's still the same. --- Why do we have to supplement liquidity at the end of the year? Good question. --- Point shaving ≠ big pump, don't pin your hopes on the Fed. --- Next year is the key, right now it's just a preliminary battle.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 12-22 11:17

What’s 6.8 billion? The Americans are testing if the crypto world is asleep. There is hope for a rebound in mainstream tokens, but don’t let emotions cloud your judgment. Those guys in contracts need to calm down; point shaving doesn’t mean buy, buy, buy. Next year’s interest rate policy is the real key; liquidity is just a smokescreen. Is there a cash crunch warning by the end of the year? It feels like the Fed is playing a big game. Wait, this wave is a technical supplement, not pump-priming; don’t get it wrong. Fund flows need to be clear; don’t jump in with the crowd only to get trapped. Those who make stable profits are just watching the show; it’s not the time. Here comes point shaving again; how long can the crypto world hold out this time?

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gas_fee_therapist

· 12-22 11:07

6.8 billion? This amount doesn't even count as a drizzle, haha. They're making "hemorrhage control" moves at year-end again, next year will be crucial.

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RugpullAlertOfficer

· 12-22 11:06

6.8 billion, that's nothing in the eyes of the Fed. Is there really a fear of a cash shortage with year-end point shaving? Don't be led by short-term emotions, let's talk about the flow of funds. Contract players are the easiest to get carried away, stay calm.

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ForkPrince

· 12-22 11:04

6.8 billion is nothing; the key is to see how the interest rate moves next year.

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