Japan is preparing for a 75 bps rate hike on December 18.
The last time it moved this aggressively, Bitcoin slid nearly 20%.
This is not a decision Japan takes casually. If tighter global liquidity follows, risk assets could react quickly.

Over $310M in crypto liquidations in 24 hours.
Leverage was cleared on both sides as volatility spiked.
Risk management is non-negotiable right now.

Over one hundred forty billion dollars vanished from crypto right after Powell’s cautious FOMC tone.
Sharp selloff across majors as traders cut risk fast.
Market now watching next data.

Stablecoin liquidity is shifting fast.
Ethereum leads, but Solana, BSC, Tron, Base and Arbitrum are rising fast.
Liquidity is spreading across a multi chain ecosystem and the chains pulling stablecoin flow now are set to capture tomorrow’s users, builders and real volume.

The Fed has officially kicked off QE, adding $45B in monthly liquidity.
Fresh capital is flowing back into the system again. Historically, this environment favors risk assets with crypto and $BTC benefiting the most.
Liquidity is returning and markets are starting to feel it.

Just saw this hit the wire if the Fed really unleashes $45B in T-bill buys from Jan 2026, liquidity isn’t just coming back it’s about to explode .
Risk assets get hit first. And yes, crypto’s already on the front lines. Buckle up this ride’s about to get wild.

$BTC just bounced back strong above $92K, and on-chain data says the bottom might already be in.
Miners are stacking up reserves again, hash pressure is cooling, and forced selling looks done.
Break past $93K–$95K and momentum could explode.

🔥 @idOS_network just outperformed in a quiet market.
• 536K USDC raised
• 871 participants
• Threshold surpassed
Clear signal the ecosystem wants real identity infrastructure.
idOS might be the standard everyone relies on.
#idos $IDOS

$ETH is back above the 3,000 support area, and holding this zone keeps the path open for a move toward 3,200.
If price slips below it again, a full pullback becomes likely.

The Fed just pushed a 13.5B injection, the second-biggest in over five years, and it’s tough to ignore what it signals.
It’s not called QE, but a move this size shows pressure is building and quiet easing is already creeping in.
The shift is underway.