Last night at 11 PM, the crypto market suddenly surged violently.

Many people were stunned: no news, how could it rise just like that? Some were frustrated about missing out, some hesitant whether to chase, and others simply didn't realize what was happening.

But this wave of market movement has actually been brewing for a while.

The core reason? Rumors from Wall Street suggest that the Federal Reserve might take action. This isn't a minor rate cut or small adjustments, but real money being pumped into the market.

An institutional report I saw mentioned that before the end of this year, market liquidity will become increasingly tight, and many financial institutions are nearing their limits. According to this trend, the Fed will most likely send signals this week indicating the resumption of large-scale asset purchases. In plain language: preparing to print money.

This is not a routine operation. Compared to ordinary rate cuts, this move is much more impactful.

Once the "liquidity injection" expectation materializes, hot money worldwide will find ways to flow in. These funds typically target high volatility and high returns. Mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are naturally favored by hot money.

Last night's surge, frankly, was driven by well-informed institutions and big traders positioning themselves early. They sensed the policy shift and entered the market ahead of others. By the time retail investors react, the price has already been pushed up.

So the question now is: what should we do next?

Don't rush to chase the high. Market sentiment is rising, but policies haven't been officially implemented yet. If the Fed truly signals this week, there will be second and third opportunities. But if expectations fall short, rushing in now could just leave you standing on the sidelines.

Remember one thing: a real big market move never ends in a day. Be patient, wait for the clear direction, and then act.