Last night, a Federal Reserve overnight repurchase agreement data release dominated the crypto community—an injection of $16 billion in a single day, marking the second-highest level since the pandemic. What does this number imply? The market is discussing it, and institutions are taking action.
Industry insiders point out that this wave of liquidity release is not accidental. They have noticed a phenomenon: long-term holders' $BTC and $ETH holdings are accelerating their concentration. In other words, circulating supply is continuously tightening, while large funds are steadily positioning. "The news is positive, our funds are sufficient, and any dip is an opportunity to buy in," they say.
From a data perspective, the situation is indeed changing:
· $16 billion overnight repurchase—second only to the post-pandemic high · Institutions continue to lock in $BTC/$ETH, reducing supply · Market structure is gradually shifting from balanced to bullish
This market pattern is somewhat like the calm before the storm. Liquidity is flowing continuously, high-quality chips are becoming increasingly scarce, and the amount of assets available for sale is decreasing. Once bullish funds start moving, the shorts may find themselves in a very awkward position—liquidation opportunities might come too quickly to react.
Of course, this also explains why the bullish voices are growing stronger. In their view, this is not gambling, but speaking with data.
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LidoStakeAddict
· 19h ago
$16 billion in a single move, now we just have to wait and see. This institutional move is no joke.
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All the chips are locked up, and retail investors are still debating whether to get in.
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The saying "calm before the storm" sounds a bit tired, but there's really nothing left to sell.
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Shorts might really be in trouble this time; with such intense liquidity, who can withstand it?
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Here comes the "talk with data" again. Do data lie? Hmm?
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$16 billion flooding the screens is a bit exaggerated, but it's true that institutions are stockpiling.
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With such aggressive locking, it's reasonable to suspect something is coming next.
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MevShadowranger
· 19h ago
$16 billion? Looks like the big players have already started eating, while we retail investors are still hesitating.
The chips are locked, and liquidity is flowing continuously. This is what institutions are saying: "The decline is ours." Has the mentality collapsed?
The calm before the storm, I damn well don't believe you. I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times.
Wait, will the bears really suffer that much? It feels like the public opinion is once again hyping up a certain direction.
Institutions are making their moves, but can our ordinary people’s timeline for getting back their investment be the same? Don't deceive yourselves, everyone.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 19h ago
16 billion poured in, the shorts won't be able to sleep well haha
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0xTherapist
· 19h ago
16 billion is pouring in, and the chips are getting tighter. The bears really need to be careful this time.
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JustHereForMemes
· 19h ago
16 billion poured in, are the bears about to be squeezed out? This pace is getting a bit hard to hold on.
#美国证券交易委员会与商品期货交易委员会在加密资产监管领域的协作 The Federal Reserve has injected another $16 billion! Institutions are quietly positioning themselves
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Last night, a Federal Reserve overnight repurchase agreement data release dominated the crypto community—an injection of $16 billion in a single day, marking the second-highest level since the pandemic. What does this number imply? The market is discussing it, and institutions are taking action.
Industry insiders point out that this wave of liquidity release is not accidental. They have noticed a phenomenon: long-term holders' $BTC and $ETH holdings are accelerating their concentration. In other words, circulating supply is continuously tightening, while large funds are steadily positioning. "The news is positive, our funds are sufficient, and any dip is an opportunity to buy in," they say.
From a data perspective, the situation is indeed changing:
· $16 billion overnight repurchase—second only to the post-pandemic high
· Institutions continue to lock in $BTC/$ETH, reducing supply
· Market structure is gradually shifting from balanced to bullish
This market pattern is somewhat like the calm before the storm. Liquidity is flowing continuously, high-quality chips are becoming increasingly scarce, and the amount of assets available for sale is decreasing. Once bullish funds start moving, the shorts may find themselves in a very awkward position—liquidation opportunities might come too quickly to react.
Of course, this also explains why the bullish voices are growing stronger. In their view, this is not gambling, but speaking with data.