#迷因币ETF 📈【Liquidity is quietly shifting, will the crypto market repeat that history?】

A recent signal worth noting: a major central bank released $16 billion in liquidity early this morning. Industry analysts have openly stated that this is not a one-time infusion, but a "slow and steady increase" in pace.

What does it mean? Simply put—

This scene feels a bit familiar. After March 12, 2020, there was a wave of liquidity injections, and many people doubted it at the time, then the market quickly entered a frenzy.

But this round is clearly different, and the differences are quite significant:

**The chip distribution has been rewritten**
Large holders are locking in BTC and ETH, spot holdings are being continuously bought, and truly liquid chips in the market are decreasing. Once an upward trend begins, it becomes especially easy to trigger a short squeeze—the price can spike rapidly and fiercely.

**Short sellers are collapsing**
Those who closed early lost money and escaped, while late closers are being squeezed and ground down by the market. The so-called "short alliance" has now disbanded, with everyone fighting alone.

**What are the real funds doing?**
Not just shouting slogans, but taking real actions—holding cash, actively reducing leverage, buying the dip. This is a typical capital behavior of "preparing for the big trend."

**What does this mean?**
Ample liquidity is the fundamental condition for all risk assets. BTC and ETH are being heavily accumulated by institutions, making them more resilient to declines and more elastic to upward movements. Once the trend is confirmed to go up, the market often moves more aggressively than expected.

Of course, risks must also be clearly communicated: liquidity injections do not immediately lead to skyrocketing prices. There may be repeated oscillations and ongoing shakeouts in the middle, and overly uniform sentiment can lead to short-term pullbacks.

**The core idea is actually quite simple**: this phase is more like a **preparatory stage before the market truly starts**. It’s not designed for those chasing the rally, but for those with patience, who dare to buy at lows, and can withstand volatility.

The market never takes off when everyone fully understands it; the real big trend often quietly forms when people are still doubtful.

What do you think about this liquidity release—could it be the start of a new cycle in the crypto market?