Yesterday, a major news broke in the market: the Federal Reserve injected $31 billion into the banking system through overnight repurchase operations. How significant is this scale? Since the COVID-19 crisis in 2020, this is the largest single injection.

Seeing this number, many people started to ponder—what does this really mean? Simply put: the "water level" in the market is rising. The footsteps of history may be blurry, but they always leave a similar rhythm in the same places. The last time such large-scale liquidity was released, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the entire crypto market experienced a spectacular rally.

The Federal Reserve's move may seem on the surface to prevent a liquidity crisis, but in reality, it also sends a clear signal to the market—that easing expectations are forming. When liquidity is abundant, funds will always find a way out. Conservative deposits are no longer attractive, but high-risk, high-reward assets—such as cryptocurrencies and certain new tokens (ZEC, PEPE, DOGE, etc.)—are starting to become appealing.

Liquidity is like the fuel for a bull market, and $31 billion is just the first spark. If further injections continue, market sentiment will be thoroughly stimulated. For those already holding positions, don’t get shaken out before the rally starts; for onlookers, the signal is already very clear. Bull markets often begin quietly amid skepticism and end in celebration. Do you feel the wind changing now?