In the past few days while browsing news, many people didn't notice a detail: a profound shift is happening in the global liquidity landscape.

By examining official Federal Reserve documents, you'll find that a key policy document was already approved on November 25th — a liquidity release plan of around 5 trillion USD has been confirmed, with an implementation window set for mid-January next year. What does this amount mean? It's equivalent to the total scale of the Fed's previous rounds of quantitative easing.

Strangely, such a large move hasn't been widely reported by mainstream media. If you weren't digging through the Fed's official website, you wouldn't catch this signal at all.

Why is this happening? The Fed's logic is quite clear: it wants to use liquidity to ease economic downturns and employment pressures, but also doesn't want the market to overheat. So they chose a "quiet water" approach — vague policy language, but the scale of funds clearly indicates their stance.

Looking at it from another angle, what does this mean? The long-standing dollar tightening cycle is coming to an end. Starting mid-January, the global markets will迎来 a new wave of capital inflows. For the crypto market, this shift in liquidity environment has always been a key signal — money will flow back into risk assets. Industry insiders are quietly positioning themselves, waiting for this wave to unfold.