#美联储重启降息步伐 In early December, the Federal Reserve officially hit the pause button on quantitative tightening. What does this mean? Next, we might see the “Reserve Management Purchases” (RMP) come into play—injecting $20 billion worth of short-term Treasuries into the market each month to provide a bit of liquidity to the financial system.

Don’t get it wrong—this isn’t the kind of massive, flood-like quantitative easing. The scale is much smaller, and the goal is different. Still, having money come in is better than none at all, and the market reaction may not be so calm.$BTC $ETH

Lately, panic has almost become the norm. Retail investors are panicking and exiting in droves. But did you know? Times like these are often the golden period for a reshuffle of positions. When everyone is fearful, someone is quietly scooping up bargains.

Looking back at history, you’ll find a pattern: the harder emotions are suppressed, the stronger the rebound.

Right now, it’s a particularly delicate moment—liquidity expectations are shifting, and investor sentiment has hit rock bottom. If you understand the direction of policy, you can see through the game behind market sentiment; and if you can sense how positions are flowing, that’s the real skill to stand firm amid volatility.