2025-12-30 05:40:16

#数字资产市场动态 The Federal Reserve's latest operations have kicked off the liquidity game again. $16 billion injected into the market—such a scale of liquidity injection was last seen during the pandemic shock, after which Bitcoin and Ethereum both experienced impressive gains.

I analyzed on-chain data, and the current situation is quite interesting—addresses holding Bitcoin and ETH in institutional wallets are continuously increasing, while the amount of coins on exchanges is decreasing, with balances hitting recent lows. In other words, big players are stocking up, and retail traders basically have no chips left.

What does this situation mean? Once the market truly starts moving, short sellers won't be able to escape. Open positions will pile up, stop-losses will trigger, and then a chain reaction will follow. We’ve been prepared for this—gradually accumulating at lower levels, just waiting for this ignition point.

Short-term volatility can indeed be frightening, but as long as the logic remains unchanged—liquidity is still expanding, and chips are still consolidating—the overall trend won't be wrong. Don't be shaken out by short-term fluctuations; the trend is actually quite clear. $BTC $ETH

BTC1,14%

ETH1,2%

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GasWaster69

· 16h ago

16 billion dollars pumped in, and they're using the same trick again? I missed the last wave during the pandemic, but this time I've already accumulated at the low point.

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StableCoinKaren

· 16h ago

160 billion liquidity injection, it's the old script. The last bull market was also driven this way, so it's time to buy the dip. Institutions are accumulating coins, retail investors have no chips. Looking at this situation, it's clear who profits and who loses. If you don't follow the big players, you'll just be waiting to be harvested. Buy in batches at low levels, but you're afraid you lack the discipline, and you'll regret it when the price doubles. Short-term volatility should be seen as a sharpening stone; the logic still holds. If this time truly takes off, the bears will be crying. It's basically a gamble on how long the Federal Reserve's fire can burn. When the liquidity gun fires, it's a race to see who can run faster.

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BTCWaveRider

· 16h ago

$16 billion liquidity injection, this pace really resembles the wave during the pandemic, but this time institutions are clearly more aggressive, and retail investors have completely become spectators.

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RatioHunter

· 16h ago

$16 billion has been released, and this time it's really happening. Institutions are stocking up, retail investors are still sleeping, it's about time to take some action.

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