#数字货币市场洞察 An action at the beginning of December could change the market landscape going forward—the Federal Reserve has officially pressed the pause button on quantitative tightening.
More crucially, the market is now focused on the next step: will the Reserve Management Purchase Program be implemented? If it is, it would mean that about $2 billion in short-term Treasuries would be bought by the Fed every month, and that money would flow into the financial system. While this isn’t the same as the massive liquidity injections of past QE, once liquidity expectations shift, the impact could still be significant. $BTC $ETH
Speaking of the market, have you felt the recent panic? From another perspective, moments like this are often when positions quietly change hands. Retail investors panic and sell at a loss, while big funds take the opportunity to accumulate—this playbook is all too familiar. The more the market is suppressed, the more explosive any rebound could be.
Right now, we’re in a delicate time window: policy-wise, liquidity may be about to loosen, but on the sentiment side, things are ice-cold. Understanding policy signals is one thing, but it’s even more important to grasp the capital game behind the sentiment—who’s selling, who’s buying, and who’s positioning.
Figure these out, and you can find your own rhythm amid the volatility, instead of being led by market sentiment.
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OPsychology
· 7h ago
To put it simply, it’s still the same old story: when retail investors are forced to cut their losses, the big players are accumulating. This time, the Fed easing up is just another opportunity for the whales.
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BearEatsAll
· 7h ago
It's the same old talk again: retail investors take losses while big players accumulate. They say this every time.
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SoliditySurvivor
· 8h ago
Yeah, the Fed is really aggressive this time—$20 billion in short-term Treasuries entering the market each month. The real issue is the shift in liquidity.
Big money has already started bottom-fishing, while retail investors are still panic selling. That's how the game works.
Now it's all about who can withstand this wave of psychological pressure.
It's the eve of major turbulence as chips change hands.
#数字货币市场洞察 An action at the beginning of December could change the market landscape going forward—the Federal Reserve has officially pressed the pause button on quantitative tightening.
More crucially, the market is now focused on the next step: will the Reserve Management Purchase Program be implemented? If it is, it would mean that about $2 billion in short-term Treasuries would be bought by the Fed every month, and that money would flow into the financial system. While this isn’t the same as the massive liquidity injections of past QE, once liquidity expectations shift, the impact could still be significant. $BTC $ETH
Speaking of the market, have you felt the recent panic? From another perspective, moments like this are often when positions quietly change hands. Retail investors panic and sell at a loss, while big funds take the opportunity to accumulate—this playbook is all too familiar. The more the market is suppressed, the more explosive any rebound could be.
Right now, we’re in a delicate time window: policy-wise, liquidity may be about to loosen, but on the sentiment side, things are ice-cold. Understanding policy signals is one thing, but it’s even more important to grasp the capital game behind the sentiment—who’s selling, who’s buying, and who’s positioning.
Figure these out, and you can find your own rhythm amid the volatility, instead of being led by market sentiment.