2025-12-29 09:20:11

#比特币与黄金战争 $ETH $BNB

The Federal Reserve has been very active, with the latest news showing a liquidity injection of $20 billion into the market. As soon as this move was announced, the market reaction was quite noticeable—liquidity has become more relaxed, and investor sentiment has warmed up accordingly.

From a financial perspective, the main goal of the Fed’s move is to stabilize growth and protect stability. The injection of 200 billion dollars allows both the stock and bond markets to feel the pulse, and the corporate financing environment will also be more comfortable in the short term. But here’s the question—where will this money ultimately flow?

People in the crypto space know that loose monetary policy often boosts the attractiveness of risk assets. Liquidity easing → risk appetite increases → more funds seek outlets. Digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum have become choices for some investors. However, we need to stay calm here—policy benefits do not necessarily mean prices will rise, as there are other variables in the market.

What do you think about this Fed operation? Could it trigger a new wave of gains in the crypto market? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments, and let’s see how the market unfolds next.

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MidnightTrader

· 12h ago

The Federal Reserve is injecting liquidity again. We've seen this trick too many times, but can it really flow into the crypto space? Honestly, it still depends on the mood of the institutions.

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LazyDevMiner

· 12h ago

$20 billion entered the market. This time, the Federal Reserve is really anxious, directly pouring money to stabilize growth. Can we benefit from this? This money will eventually find an exit. It's getting harder and harder to block the crypto channel. Anyway, I remain optimistic.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 12h ago

20 billion is coming again. Will it really flow into the crypto market this time? Feels like it's always said every time... Don't rush, let's see how the stock market reacts first. It was the same story last year at this time, and what happened then? Loose liquidity = direct rise in coins? Wake up, there are still a bunch of black swans. The Federal Reserve is easing on one hand and raising interest rates on the other. Who can handle this combo? I bet this money should go to rescue stocks and bonds first; the crypto world might not get much. Policy support is good, but what the crypto market lacks now is confidence. Money alone won't do. If it really rises, it might take a month or so. Don't be fooled by short-term rebounds. After so many rounds of easing policies, why hasn't the crypto market been lifted? Where's the problem?

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NFTRegretter

· 12h ago

Hmm... It's the same "loose monetary policy = crypto price increase" logic again, but I said this last time too. Another round of funds is about to enter the market, just waiting. We’re used to the Federal Reserve printing money and us eating noodles. 200 billion sounds like a lot, but how many coins can really be left in the crypto world after distribution? Instead of waiting for policy dividends, it's better to first see if the technicals can support it. Liquidity is really hard to tell whether it's pushing prices up or bleeding out. This time, I choose to wait and see, afraid of being cut. Loose monetary policy ≠ price increase, that’s the clear-headed view. Bitcoin is about to start playing the role of "Federal Reserve’s bailout" again.

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