The market over the weekend was quite good, which is normal to think about. On the evening of December 22nd at 10 PM Beijing time, the Fed plans to inject approximately $6.8 billion into the market through repurchase operations, which has become a routine action in the last 10 days. Over the past 10 days alone, the Fed has pumped nearly $38 billion into the market. As the year comes to an end, the liquidity must be well-adjusted; this is the old rule. In simple terms, this operation is the Fed's routine management of liquidity at the end of the year. The market will naturally react — coin prices flow higher just like water.
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· 5h ago
Every time the Fed pours in money, the market rises; this trap is well-known.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 6h ago
The Fed's recent actions are indeed point shaving, and it's normal for coin prices to follow suit. I'm just quietly watching how high this market can soar by the end of the year.
The market over the weekend was quite good, which is normal to think about. On the evening of December 22nd at 10 PM Beijing time, the Fed plans to inject approximately $6.8 billion into the market through repurchase operations, which has become a routine action in the last 10 days. Over the past 10 days alone, the Fed has pumped nearly $38 billion into the market. As the year comes to an end, the liquidity must be well-adjusted; this is the old rule. In simple terms, this operation is the Fed's routine management of liquidity at the end of the year. The market will naturally react — coin prices flow higher just like water.