Suddenly, in the early morning, a major move occurred— the Federal Reserve injected a one-time liquidity of $105 billion into the market, the largest single injection since 2020. This level of intervention directly corresponds to the scale of market rescue during the pandemic, clearly signaling the attitude: prioritizing economic stability and preventing recession.

This money won't disappear into thin air; it will seep into the banking system, eventually affecting high-yield, high-volatility assets like government bonds, stocks, and cryptocurrencies. For the crypto world, the most immediate impact is—the worries about liquidity tightening have dissipated. Market risk appetite has increased, and cheap capital is starting to flow into scarce assets like Bitcoin.

Honestly, this isn't just a short-term rebound; the turning point in the liquidity cycle has always been the starting point for re-pricing of crypto assets. The current focus is no longer whether prices will rise but by how much and how fast. A new capital cycle is beginning, and the crypto sector is expected to become the main recipient of this liquidity release.