#美国政府停运 Have you heard? Washington is brewing a new round of fiscal stimulus plans. This time the proposal is to distribute $2000 cash to each citizen, with the funds reportedly coming from tariff revenues. If this becomes a reality, what does it mean for the market?

Looking back at the operations in 2020, we can see why. At that time, Bitcoin was hovering around $6,900, and after the large-scale cash distribution started, the price soared to over $60,000 within a year—an increase of nearly 8 times. Why did this happen?

The reasoning is actually not complicated: when ordinary households suddenly have a surplus of disposable income, a portion of people will inevitably invest it in high-risk assets. During such times, the stock market and the cryptocurrency market often become reservoirs for funds. Once liquidity becomes loose, those assets with high elasticity and significant volatility are the easiest to take off.

Now the question arises - if the policy is really implemented, how do you plan to operate?

Several ideas for reference:
First, the market usually prices in advance. By the time the official announcement comes, there may have already been a wave of price increase, so it's time to pay attention to the movements of mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH.
Second, do not go all in at once. Build your position in batches and keep some bullets to deal with pullbacks; this is a basic operation.
Thirdly, if you already have a position, patience is important. Short-term fluctuations are normal, don't get shaken out.

Of course, historical data can only be used for reference, not to be copied verbatim. But one thing is certain: when there is more money, it will always find a place to go. Where do you think this opportunity will land? In digital currencies or traditional markets? Share your thoughts in the comments.