2026-01-11 00:24:38

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I heard that the Federal Reserve's actions this week are quite significant—there might be a liquidity injection of 10 to 20 billion USD this Monday, which is truly the largest scale this year.

With ample liquidity, how will the crypto market move? Many are pondering whether this could bring a new upward opportunity for Bitcoin. After all, with macroeconomic improvements, risk assets often benefit. But the question is, how long can this momentum last? How much can it push the market? Or is it just a short-term emotional wave that will return to normal in a few days?

The current market situation is indeed a bit unclear. From a fundamental perspective, is the logic of a bull market still valid? Is this liquidity injection a real opportunity at this moment, or just a way to hype up the market?

These questions, I believe, many experienced market players have their own opinions. If you're interested, feel free to share your thoughts. The market is always changing, and the most important thing is to maintain clear judgment and a stable mindset.

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CommunityJanitor

· 23h ago

Liquidity injection of 10-20 billion? Just listen and don't take it seriously. We've seen this routine too many times. --- Here we go again, liquidity injection = guaranteed rise? Wake up, everyone. The market has already digested this news long ago. --- Sounds good, but it really depends on the Fed's subsequent attitude. There's nothing to look forward to if they change their stance in a month. --- How to choose among ZEC, LPT, and SUI, everyone? Feels like they're all waiting for the right moment to come. --- Is the bull market logic still valid? I think it's mainly maintained by storytelling. Fundamentals can't really be explained. --- The short-term emotional fluctuations are quite accurate. Probably just another round of chopping up retail investors. --- Don't overthink it. Follow the main players, that's the safest bet. Anyway, retail investors' thoughts are irrelevant. --- 200 billion in liquidity sounds impressive, but the actual flow into crypto isn't that much. Don't be fooled. --- The key is whether it can break through the previous high this time. If it can't, it's just consolidation again.

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SybilSlayer

· 01-11 00:54

Printing 20 billion to try to rescue the market? Wake up, this guy, history will repeat itself --- Liquidity again? Do they really think retail investors have a bad memory? What happened last year when they printed money --- I agree with short-term emotional fluctuations, but don’t overestimate your ability to catch the bottom, honestly --- Whether $BTC can rise still depends on institutional movements. The Fed’s current liquidity isn’t enough to scratch the itch --- I just want to know if anyone can accurately predict how long this will last... Anyway, I don’t believe it --- Bull market logic? Haha, it’s still too early to talk about that, everyone --- Instead of worrying about whether the printing is real or not, ask yourself how much ammo is left in your wallet --- Ample liquidity ≠ rising coin prices, this logical flaw is huge

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digital_archaeologist

· 01-11 00:52

It's the same old pump-and-dump theory. I'm a bit immune to this narrative now, really. If ZEC and SUI can rally this time, I'll be truly amazed. Feels still too optimistic; let's wait and see the data. Over 10 billion yuan injected, but I haven't felt it yet. To put it plainly, retail investors are still hoping for a market rescue. We'll see on Monday.

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PumpingCroissant

· 01-11 00:49

200 billion liquidity injection? You're just storytelling again. It’s already impressive if this wave can last a few days. Getting excited about the Federal Reserve printing money—what happened to those "must rise" predictions? Where did they go? Short-term sentiment is just sentiment. Without understanding the underlying logic, following the trend will only get you cut sooner or later. ZEC and these three coins seem to be hinting at something, but I still think the risks outweigh the opportunities. Bull market logic? Sorry, I only trust my stop-loss orders right now. Printing money, printing money—yes, they will keep printing. The market is still the same, and the retail investors are still the same. Let’s wait and see. These "big market moves" often turn out to be just a false alarm.

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AirdropChaser

· 01-11 00:38

Is a 10-20 billion market entry really the key? It feels like every time it's said, it ends up a mess. Talking about liquidity every day, I just want to know which coin this money will actually flow into. Don't let it all end up in stablecoin trading pairs. If printing money really worked, we would have achieved financial freedom long ago. Instead of pondering the Federal Reserve's moves, it's better to watch how whales are acting. SUI has been doing well this week, but I still don't believe it's due to any fundamental improvement. It's purely a game of capital, right? At the end of the day, it's that same old story: positions that can't hold will be cut at high levels. Mindset is more important than anything else.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 01-11 00:33

Data shows that the last time such a liquidity injection was announced was in 2021. And then? Do you remember? Ironically, everyone is waiting for 10-20 billion to be poured in to rescue the market. From a technical perspective, this could indeed trigger a wave, but commercially... well, enough with the lessons of history. Interesting, another person who believes that liquidity injection can trigger a bull market. I suggest you first review those liquidation reports. I'm not criticizing; real opportunities won't tell you a week in advance, "There will be liquidity this week." When such messages are everywhere, that's when you should be cautious. Objectively speaking, this is just an emotional cycle. Don't take it seriously.

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MoneyBurner

· 01-11 00:25

100 to 200 billion liquidity? Sounds good, but how many actually get into the crypto space? I think we can't miss this window for building positions. I've seen through the short-term emotional fluctuations long ago; we still need to rely on on-chain data to speak. Printing money is just an opportunity; this logic is too naive. The key is who can arbitrage it. I bet this round ZEC and SUI will outperform.

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