2026-01-01 08:30:35

#数字资产动态追踪 $BROCCOLI714 $AMP $ZEC

The Federal Reserve's latest plan has been revealed: over the next 12 months, they will inject $220 billion into short-term Treasury bills, averaging $40 billion per month. At first glance, it seems like a strong signal of "large-scale liquidity injection," but if you interpret it that way, you'll be fooled.

The purpose of this money needs to be clarified. Several years ago, continuous balance sheet reduction drained liquidity from the financial system to the point of exhaustion, causing short-term market interest rates to soar like a roller coaster, and banks' reserves to become scarce. This time, the Fed's operation is essentially a targeted technical adjustment—injecting money into the banking system to ensure normal "blood circulation" in the market, rather than traditional economic stimulus policies. If you must make an analogy, it's more like blood transfusion rather than a shot of chicken blood.

But the problem is, once the faucet is turned on, the scope of influence becomes harder to control. Injecting so much liquidity into the short-term market will inevitably raise the water level of the entire financial pool. Major Wall Street institutions are closely monitoring this, and some analysts suggest that next year's actual purchase scale could significantly exceed expectations.

The key question is: can this "precise operation" truly stabilize market order, or is it just a disguised opening for easing? What substantive impact will it have on mainstream crypto assets like BTC and ETH? What does increased liquidity mean—are funds flowing into digital assets a sign of upcoming capital inflows, or just a technical market correction? What are your thoughts? Looking forward to your analysis in the comments.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 9h ago

Blood transfusion turns into water dumping, I've seen this routine many times. Honestly, it's just about worrying about a crash, pretending to be a "technical supplement"—who are they trying to fool? --- $220 billion sounds impressive, but how much of it actually flows into BTC and ETH? It's like the aesthetic standards from the Da Vinci era—try applying them to today's NFTs, and you'll see they're worlds apart. --- If Buffett saw this news, he'd probably mock us speculators again, haha. --- The issue isn't how much the Federal Reserve is throwing in, but how Wall Street reallocates it. Retail investors are always the last to take the hit. --- Schrödinger's bull market is back; liquidity can be both a good thing and a prelude to cutting the leeks—nobody knows for sure. --- Looking at the supply and demand curve, this money will eventually flow into digital assets, but the timing is a mystery. Anyway, I’ve reduced my holdings. --- Another precise move, another technical supplement—just listen. Spot trading still requires careful management on your part.

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fren.eth

· 9h ago

Transfusing blood without injecting chicken blood sounds very professional, but I bet I can't stop once I open the 5 BTC faucet.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 9h ago

Hey, wait a minute. 220 billion sounds impressive, but how much of it can actually flow into the crypto world? That's the real question.

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 9h ago

Transfusion vs. Chicken Blood, no wrong in that... but the real question is who can react first Don't be fooled by the rhetoric of "precise operation," Wall Street has already been laying out plans The figure of 220 billion sounds scary, but think about it carefully... the key is whether it will continue to pile up afterward Liquidity has come in, it will definitely flow somewhere, and the crypto circle's pool is so small... let's just wait and see Once the faucet is turned on, it can't be stopped. Whoever can buy the bottom in this wave will profit

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 9h ago

Basically, it's a sign of liquidity injection. Don't listen to their nonsense about "blood transfusion"; in the end, it all flows into the crypto market. The Federal Reserve claims to be repairing technical indicators, but in reality? Liquidity overflow is inevitable. BTC has been waiting for this moment. 220 billion sounds impressive, but spread over 12 months, it's not that much. Feels like there's not enough sincerity. Will they continue to add more later? Privacy coins like ZEC are most sensitive to increased liquidity. I bet it will move first. Honestly, Wall Street has already been planning this for a while. Retail investors like us are always the last to know. This is essentially easing measures in disguise. Who are they fooling with these precise operations? The problem is, once it starts, it can't be stopped. Next year, this money will definitely double. Crypto people love this kind of "blood transfusion." We just have to wait and see.

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