2025-12-30 11:21:06

The Federal Reserve has just injected $16 billion into the banking system through overnight repurchase agreements.

How does this operation compare in scale? Let's review the ledger—since the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in 2020, this is the second-largest liquidity injection. Do you remember the largest one? Back then, the market was truly panicked.

And now? On the surface, various voices are saying "It's okay, everything is normal." But the numbers tell the story. When the Federal Reserve frequently steps in to replenish the banking system, what does it reflect? Market liquidity is under pressure, and funding is tightening.

What does this mean for risk assets like BTC and DOGE? And what impact might it have on the privacy coin ecosystem, which is a unique sector? Some institutions are already increasing their Bitcoin holdings to express their stance. The upcoming market trend will depend on how each side responds.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 12-30 11:51

16 billion? Here we go again. I hadn't cut my losses back in 2020. Who's going to take over this time?

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RugResistant

· 12-30 11:50

160 billion in liquidity injection, the second largest scale... This pace is a bit frantic, no wonder institutions are hoarding BTC Here we go again, liquidity is about to explode, can the crypto market bottom out this time? On the surface, it seems fine, but secretly they’ve been increasing holdings already. I see through this move When liquidity tightens, risk assets have to run. What do BTC and DOGE think? The privacy coin ecosystem will definitely be affected, but the good news is that institutions are already betting on it The Federal Reserve is injecting liquidity again... it shows the situation is quite serious Frequent capital injections send only one signal—the market is bleeding, we need to stay alert Will this be worse than the pandemic in 2020? Let’s wait and see What are institutions betting on by hoarding Bitcoin? A liquidity crisis? People saying "normal," their accounts are probably sweating cold sweat too The second largest scale... When was the last time? Yeah, it was really panic back then

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UnluckyMiner

· 12-30 11:50

16 billion is really not small. If it had happened last time, the defenses would have been broken already. It feels like it's starting again. Institutions are accumulating Bitcoin, while we're still blindly bottom-fishing. Tightening liquidity is the biggest bearish signal. Who still dares to go all-in this time? The Federal Reserve's actions look like they're giving the market a lifeline. Is Bitcoin about to take off? Is my DOGE still salvageable? It sounds like the market is pretending nothing's wrong, but I trust the data. With such tight funding, there must be consequences. Will privacy coins make a comeback? Or continue to lie dormant? 16 billion is not a small figure. The second largest... so it's not far from the first. It feels like a change is coming. Quickly review your positions.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 12-30 11:47

The Federal Reserve has started "injecting liquidity" again. This second large-scale move is not simple this time. Institutions are quietly buying Bitcoin. What should we retail investors do? Liquidity is tight. To put it nicely, it's a liquidity adjustment; to be blunt... we need to be prepared. Regarding privacy coins, is there a chance at this moment? Market signals are so obvious. The real game might just be beginning.

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TommyTeacher

· 12-30 11:45

16 billion injections, the second big move, this time the vibe really feels off Institutions are already hoarding BTC, and we're still hesitating here? To put it simply, liquidity is tight, and the crypto circle has already sensed the wind Can Doge withstand this wave? It feels like the trend is about to change The privacy coin sector might need to be watched closely; the Federal Reserve's move hints at urgency

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RektButStillHere

· 12-30 11:38

16 billion is nothing, the key is the frequency; frequency is the signal. This rhythm suggests that institutions are quietly accumulating BTC. With the tightening of liquidity... risk assets should be shrinking, right? It's truly "business as usual," so normal that the Federal Reserve has to keep injecting liquidity every day, huh? Privacy coins are about to rise? Or should we wait and see? Don't be too optimistic.

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ForkMaster

· 12-30 11:36

The Federal Reserve is starting to "recapitalize" again, essentially meaning that market liquidity is extremely tight. I've seen this trick too many times; every time, someone yells "wolf," and what happens? BTC has already run away early.

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