2026-01-02 01:20:43

Last night, the Federal Reserve took action again, releasing a total of 105 billion USD into the market — the most aggressive liquidity injection since the pandemic began.

Every time such operations occur, the market silently rewrites the flow of funds. Clinging to traditional assets may no longer keep up with the pace.

Fiat currency is being continuously diluted, which is unavoidable. But assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum are different — they act as safe-haven tools in the digital age. Their total supply is fixed, and no one can change that. Inflation is entirely governed by algorithms, leaving no room for manipulation.

This is not just an investment issue; at a deeper level, trust is shifting. Traditional finance rules can be changed at any time — today it’s one way, tomorrow it might be different. But on the blockchain, code is law. Every transaction is recorded on the chain and can never be altered.

As more and more money seeks safe havens, crypto assets are likely to become the choice for those looking to escape liquidity floods.

History tends to repeat itself, but this time we have new possibilities. Stay in the old system and watch your purchasing power shrink? Or change your mindset and join this game supported by mathematics and consensus?

This is a question worth serious consideration.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 8h ago

$105 billion? That's just the beginning, keep printing, anyway we've all gotten used to it.

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MoonlightGamer

· 9h ago

1. 105 billion overnight liquidity injection, this move is really fierce, traditional assets are truly paralyzed 2. The phrase "Code is law" I love it, it's much more reliable than central banks changing rules 3. Still promoting to get on board, but the logic is sound... this round is indeed different 4. Algorithmic inflation > human-made inflation, math will never deceive 5. Watching depreciation in traditional assets while lying in them, might as well take a risk 6. On-chain eternity > human governance and arbitrary changes, I buy this logic 7. As soon as the Fed makes a move, I knew someone would start rushing in 8. Can rules be changed? Then what's the point of playing, better to trust the code 9. This time the liquidity injection broke records, feels like it's really time to wake up 10. History repeats but this time with new weapons, whether you believe it or not 11. Shrinking purchasing power vs. going on-chain, this problem isn't that hard 12. Algorithmic governance is true decentralization, not just talk 13. Traditional finance can't compete with the three words: mathematics 14. The total supply written in code is more valuable than any promise 15. Here we go again—the moment to buy the dip?

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AirdropFatigue

· 9h ago

Here it comes again, the Federal Reserve's move is truly brilliant, throwing out 105 billion just like that. How can traditional assets compete... Algorithms don't lie, this is the core. Bitcoin is right there, no one can change the total supply. Trust is really flowing onto the chain; code is more valuable than paper money. Wait, how long has it been since the Federal Reserve's last round of liquidity injection? Feels like the frequency is getting faster and faster. Traditional finance is already numb; rules can be changed at will. Why should we still stick to them? No one can escape this flood. Those still hesitating might really regret it. But honestly, the on-chain ecosystem is also a mess... Just sitting here watching purchasing power go to zero, we still have to take action.

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SerumSurfer

· 9h ago

The Fed's move is really outrageous, throwing down 105 billion just like that. Traditional assets really need to wake up. Code is law, this phrase hits the mark. Bitcoin is just different. Wait, I need to see if this round of liquidity injection will push the coin prices down... The point about trust transfer is correct. Who would still dare to play the traditional game? Bro, your writing style is interesting, but I still think you overestimate the average person's awareness. Algorithm rules > The Fed rules. Which one should we choose? I just want to ask, those who haven't gotten in yet, are you really not worried? The advantage of being permanently on-chain is indeed absolute; even fake cannot be created. They're starting to hype again, which is true, but this time the logic is indeed solid.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 9h ago

The Federal Reserve's move is really clever; they just released 105 billion like that... I think traditional finance should have gone bankrupt long ago.

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DAOdreamer

· 9h ago

Really, they are flooding the market again... The US dollars in hand are becoming less and less valuable. Honestly, those still stubbornly holding onto US stocks need to wake up. Code is law, and this statement hits the mark. The total amount of Bitcoin is fixed; it cannot be changed no matter what, and that’s true security. Wait, did these 105 billion really flow into cryptocurrencies... Traditional finance, rules can be changed at will, what are we aiming for? Algorithmic inflation is at least transparent, unlike some institutions that print money whenever they want. With this round of flooding, I feel like I should be buying the dip.

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