2025-12-22 17:26:24

Recently, the Fed's repurchase agreement plan has drawn a lot of attention. This thing, to put it simply, is a big move to inject liquidity into the financial system. For those of us in encryption, we need to think about what this means behind the scenes.

The current prices of mainstream coins are as follows: Bitcoin is around 89735.8, Ethereum 3050.54, Binance Coin 868.43, and Solana 127.97. These prices may fluctuate in the short term due to changes in macro Liquidity.

Historical experience tells us that when liquidity in traditional financial markets is eased, Bitcoin is often used as a hedge tool. If the Fed's repurchase plan continues to expand liquidity, it may give a shot in the arm to the valuation of encryption assets. However, this is not linear—short-term volatility risks still need to be managed.

This week's US CPI data is particularly crucial, directly affecting the Fed's next move. Investors need to focus on several directions: first, will the combined effect of the Bitcoin halving cycle and Liquidity create magic; second, what is the progress on the approval of Ethereum spot ETFs; third, is the altcoin season really about to start with the overflow of Liquidity.

Ultimately, macro Liquidity combined with on-chain fundamentals is the dual engine driving the encryption market. It is advised to maintain rational position management and not let FOMO emotions take away your rationality.

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MEVSupportGroup

· 2025-12-24 05:28

The Fed's latest repo is going to involve point shaving again, but then again, does more liquidity necessarily mean coin prices will rise? I have a feeling this time might be a bit different. Wait, BTC is almost 90,000, isn't that crazy enough? Are we really about to see an altcoin season? My funds are having a hard time. We'll know the Fed's true intentions once the CPI data comes out this week; at that point, coin prices are likely to be a rollercoaster. They call it rational position management, but it really means they are advising me not to go all in, right? If the Ethereum spot ETF really gets approved, my Ethereum positions might just take off, but let's not get too optimistic.

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SighingCashier

· 2025-12-23 04:33

Liquidity is loosening, and Bitcoin is rising rapidly; this repurchase protocol is really giving the market a boost. The Fed's measures are favourable information for us, piling up liquidity; assets have to find a place to go, and encryption is definitely a direction. The CPI data coming out this Monday is likely to explode, and how the market moves will still depend on the Fed's stance.

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ChainMaskedRider

· 2025-12-22 17:58

The Fed has started point shaving again, and the crypto circle is bound to see a rise; I'm just afraid it will be another illusory rebound. To put it plainly, repurchase is just printing money, which is certainly favourable information for us, but the real opportunity depends on how CPI behaves, so don’t blindly FOMO. BTC is nearing 90,000, and it feels like it hasn’t peaked yet, but the data coming out this week might lead to an adjustment, so everyone needs to manage risks well. Loose liquidity to buy Bitcoin for hedging is an old trick, now we need to see who can hold steady. When will alt season come? I’m almost falling asleep waiting, do we really have to rely on liquidity spillover to be saved? This market feels more macro-driven, while the on-chain fundamentals seem to be overlooked, which makes me a bit uneasy. With the Halving cycle overlapping with point shaving, it should theoretically be a double favourable information, so why does it feel like this wave of rise isn’t as crazy as expected?

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GateUser-e19e9c10

· 2025-12-22 17:55

If the Fed really expands liquidity this time, whether Bitcoin can surge again still depends on how the CPI data is received.

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BrokenDAO

· 2025-12-22 17:52

The buyback plan, to put it bluntly, is still the Central Bank patching the loopholes in the financial system. The problem is — every time liquidity is injected, it is always the privileged group that benefits. Bitcoin can serve as a hedging tool precisely because it is detached from this power distribution system. But ironically, in the end, the liquidity easing is still sucked up by institutions, and retail investors continue to be played for suckers by FOMO. There have been many such "magic moments" in history, and the result? The incentives are distorted; a group of people talk about fundamentals, but in their hearts, they are all focused on game equilibrium.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 2025-12-22 17:52

According to research, there are significant issues with the linear hypothesis of the correlation between the Federal Reserve's repurchase operations and encryption assets, and it is worth noting that historical data is often overly simplified. From a technical perspective, the approval progress of spot ETFs is the key variable determining short-term performance, more directly than liquidity injection. Data shows that the volatility of BTC is actually more influenced by macro expectations, and the 24 hours after the CPI release often represent the true testing period. In summary, purely relying on liquidity assumptions to guide positions, in my opinion, has flaws in this logical chain.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 2025-12-22 17:41

The Fed is printing money again, is this for real or just another play to sucker people in? I'm getting old and can't understand it anymore. Liquidity easing makes Bitcoin rise, this trick has been played for so many years, do people still really believe it? BTC at 89k feels a bit precarious... what if it gets dumped in the short term, if you FOMO in, it's over. Altcoin season? Ha, let's see how the ETF approvals go first, otherwise it's all just empty talk. This macro liquidity talk is as good as saying nothing, the key is whether the on-chain data is reliable. This week's CPI data will come out, and we might finally understand the Fed's true intentions; right now, everyone is just gambling. Don't talk to me about rational position management, how many in the crypto world can actually do that? It's all about gambling. Liquidity overflow = altcoins to da moon? I don't believe you at all, it's the same story every time.

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FancyResearchLab

· 2025-12-22 17:36

Here comes another theoretically feasible liquidity magic... If it really worked, we would have been financially free long ago. However, this time the Fed's repurchase is indeed a bit interesting. Let's treat it as a small experiment to see how macro plays around with encryption.

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