500 billion dollars! The Fed is serious this time.

At the moment when the market is still watching, the Fed has taken the lead - this week directly injecting 10 to 20 billion USD in liquidity, with a planned cumulative scale reaching 500 billion USD by the end of next year. The market hasn't reacted yet, but history has repeatedly proven: during the early stages of each round of monetary easing, it is often the golden window for market initiation. This time will be no exception.

Where will the money flow? Data from the past few cycles is very clear: once liquidity is released, the first beneficiaries are always those assets that are most sensitive to capital and have the greatest volatility. The crypto market? Clearly, it is already prepared.

But the real question is not just "where does the money go?" but "how can I live more steadily in the waves?" The liquidity-driven market often comes quickly and fiercely. When market sentiment surges in waves, chasing hot trends can certainly make money, but the pullbacks in between can make people feel nauseous — once the mindset is disrupted, it could lead to a loss.

What is the approach of smart people? It is not to go all in chasing the rise, nor to hide on the sidelines. Instead, it is to construct a "dual-core asset allocation" of "offense + defense." A portion of the funds follows the trend, chasing opportunity coins like SOL and BNB; while another portion is allocated to stable assets.

Here, "stable assets" do not refer to the traditional USDT model—relying on Fed policies and centralized mechanisms. Instead, they are on-chain native stablecoins like decentralized USD (USDD). They achieve value stability autonomously through over-collateralization and a transparent blockchain reserve mechanism. The stability of your assets is guaranteed by public consensus, rather than being dominated by the policy decisions of a particular institution.

You ask why to allocate like this? It's simple. A loose monetary policy indeed brings quick money, but the volatility is also fierce. If your investment portfolio has buffer assets like USDD, your mindset is completely different—you're not afraid during a price surge and you won't panic during a pullback. You won't miss out on the upward trend due to hesitation, nor will you lose back profits due to panic.

The deeper logic is: this represents a more autonomous and transparent philosophy of value management. You are no longer passively reliant on the policy rhythm of traditional finance, but actively controlling the stability of your assets through on-chain mechanisms.

So, with the easing of monetary policy, make sure not to just chase the highs. The real experts have already begun to layout this "dual-line parallel" strategy. After all, many people make money in a bull market, but those who can smile through the cycles and finally take the profits home are the true winners.