2025-12-27 15:30:32

The #美联储回购协议计划 market is stirring again 😱

Recently, this wave of market movement has been quite intense — $ETH, $SOL, $BNB, some of the leading cryptocurrencies, are all experiencing sharp fluctuations. Looking at the charts is like riding a roller coaster.

What exactly is the cause? It’s still the Federal Reserve’s repurchase agreement plans causing the chaos. When macro policy directions change, the crypto market immediately reacts, and this has become the norm. Many people are still debating whether it’s a rise or fall, but what they should really focus on is the logic behind these fluctuations — policy expectations, liquidity changes, institutional movements. These are the true drivers.

ETH-0,25%

SOL-0,79%

BNB-1,23%

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JustHereForMemes

· 12-28 11:12

The Federal Reserve is messing around again; seasoned investors are already used to it. --- SOL this wave is really outrageous. I bet five dollars that institutions are secretly accumulating at low levels. --- Honestly, instead of guessing ups and downs, it's better to watch liquidity. That's the real key. --- The thrill of the roller coaster is exciting, but it does hurt the wallet a bit. --- When macro expectations change, the market swings accordingly. That's just how we roll. --- I've heard this policy push logic so many times I’m tired of it. Now I just want to know when we can bottom out. --- ETH is fluctuating again, and my mood is also swinging, with my wallet fluctuating even more. --- Institutional movements are the real story; retail investors are always the last to know. --- Repurchase agreements have such a big impact? I feel like it's still just gambling. --- Liquidity changes, policy expectations—sounds very professional, but in reality, it all comes down to whether the coin price goes up or down.

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 12-27 15:59

It's the Federal Reserve causing trouble again, really getting on my nerves. --- Basically, it's institutions taking advantage, and we're just guessing. --- Liquidity, to put it simply, is a game for the wealthy; retail investors are just playing along. --- $ETH has dropped quite hard, feels like the bottom hasn't been reached yet. --- I've seen through it—whenever policies change, the market jitters, nothing new. --- Wait, wait, wait—are repurchase agreements actually good or bad for the crypto world? --- Instead of focusing on ups and downs, it's better to see what institutions are doing—that's the real focus. --- Volatility is just volatility, but this wave of $SOL seems a bit suspicious. --- If macro policies have such a big impact, then our technical analysis is pretty much useless. --- As expected, we still need to pay attention to the big picture; looking at just the K-line chart is just self-deception.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 12-27 15:56

If I had paid more attention to the Federal Reserve's movements earlier, I wouldn't be watching ETH fluctuate up and down like a show now, and I would be kicking myself for it.

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MidnightSeller

· 12-27 15:45

The Federal Reserve is stirring up trouble again, and this time it's really intense. Liquidity suddenly changes, and the world is in chaos. This move is the same as the one at the end of the year. The key is to see clearly who is acting; institutions have already started their布局. We retail investors are still debating whether prices will go up or down, while they have already made a profit.

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CryptoSurvivor

· 12-27 15:34

Ha, it's the Federal Reserve causing trouble again. I'm all too familiar with this rhythm. Honestly, instead of watching the ups and downs, it's better to see what institutions are doing—that's the real deal. When liquidity tightens, the market starts to shake. Let's just watch how the big players play their game.

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