Tonight at 4:30 Beijing time, a key figure will be announced—the Federal Reserve's liquidity data. This could become the watershed that determines the recent market direction.



First, the conclusion: if the data exceeds $6.53 trillion, the market's "water level" surpasses expectations, and altcoins are likely to take off on the trend. In an environment with ample funds, risk assets often benefit first.

But if the data stays around $6.50 trillion, it's a different scenario—mild liquidity release means the market needs time to digest, and there may be repeated tug-of-war at high levels in the short term.

To put it more straightforwardly: when there's more water, fish naturally become active; when the water level is steady, patience is needed for the wind to come. Especially in the current interest rate cut cycle, the marginal change of this figure is more noteworthy than before.

What do you think? Wait for surprises or prepare for volatility?
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liquidation_surfervip
· 10h ago
Are you gambling on data again? Honestly, I'm tired of these marginal changes. The key is whether the Fed will really loosen monetary policy. Just looking at the numbers isn't enough.
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MeaninglessGweivip
· 10h ago
Damn, if the 65.3 trillion over there really breaks, this wave of altcoin bloodbath is about to start. I should have bought the dip earlier.
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LootboxPhobiavip
· 10h ago
6.53 or 6.50, honestly these two numbers are not much different. The key still depends on the subsequent operations.
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DefiSecurityGuardvip
· 10h ago
nah hold up... 6.53T number feels like classic bait. DYOR on fed's actual balance sheet mechanics before market open—there's always hidden exploit vectors in liquidity data nobody talks about. not financial advice but seriously, audit those assumptions first. seen too many rugpull setups disguised as macro narratives, smh.
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BlockBargainHuntervip
· 11h ago
6.53 is still 6.50, not a big difference. Do you really treat these two numbers as gospel? Basically, it's just betting on the Fed's mood. Instead of guessing data, it's better to study your own risk tolerance.
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