Attention investors monitoring $AXS $DASH $ZEN and other cryptocurrencies — the Federal Reserve's new actions may be more noteworthy than rate cuts.

From tomorrow until February 12, the Federal Reserve will inject an additional $55.3 billion into the market through bond reinvestment and reserve purchases. This is not traditional quantitative easing, nor does it involve interest rate cuts, but the effect could be more direct: sustained liquidity supply.

Where will this money go? The market has already given the answer. When liquidity loosens, all kinds of assets will experience a "water level rise" — whether traditional stocks or highly volatile cryptocurrencies, they are all likely to become targets for capital chasing.

Historically, liquidity injections are often a precursor signal for asset prices to rise. When there is more money, traders' risk appetite increases, and greed spreads. The current market is already in a state of greed, and this liquidity boost is like adding fuel to the fire.

Market participants have already adjusted their pace — no longer waiting solely for policy benefits, but closely tracking liquidity trends. When will the $55.3 billion truly enter the market, how will it be allocated, and which assets will it flow into? These details may determine the short-term market direction. The moment funds arrive is an opportunity for the market to reprice.