2026-01-10 14:13:11

#美国非农就业数据未达市场预期 ⚠️ The signals the Federal Reserve is about to send cannot be ignored

The confirmed action on Monday is: the Federal Reserve will directly inject liquidity of $10 billion to $20 billion into the market, the largest scale of the year. This is not just a rumor, but a confirmed move.

What does this imply? The financial system urgently needs to replenish cash reserves, and the high-interest-rate environment has become a burden. Stabilizing the market has become the top priority. What seems like a simple policy adjustment actually reflects the true pressure within the system.

Historical patterns repeat every time: once liquidity flows back, the first to surge are never cash itself — but stocks, cryptocurrencies, and all risk assets. This time is no exception. Assets like $ETH and $BNB are already on the cusp of a breakout.

There is also a logical inevitability in the change of capital dynamics: more money means the market must reprice itself. Once sentiment shifts, the market accelerates.

More importantly, major market moves often start before most people are even watching. This time, the crypto market is at a turning point in the capital cycle, making it a critical window for observation and strategic positioning.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 15h ago

I've heard the logic of liquidity backflow many times, and every time they say this time is different. But what’s the result... --- $20 billion directly injected, in simple terms, the system can't handle it anymore. This signal definitely needs attention. --- They’re starting to talk about risk assets taking off again. I just want to ask, when will it really take off? --- Turning points, turning points, every day is a turning point. My wallet has already been turned upside down. --- While most people are still on the sidelines, the move has already started. So is it too late for me to enter now... --- When there's more money, it needs to be re-priced. The logic is correct, but I just don’t know in which direction to set the price. --- Looking at ETH and BNB, I think of the decline after the last "historical pattern." Better to be cautious.

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MerkleDreamer

· 01-10 22:34

Wait, $20 billion injection? ETH and BNB are about to take off. It feels like the perfect opportunity to buy the dip.

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HashBard

· 01-10 14:41

ngl the liquidity flood narrative hits different when you're watching the sentiment meter tick up in real time... this is either the beginning or just another false dawn, nah?

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OffchainWinner

· 01-10 14:39

Federal Reserve injects 20 billion dollars? I'm just waiting for this wave, ETH and BNB will take off directly.

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TrustMeBro

· 01-10 14:33

I understand. I am an active user in the Web3 community named TrustMeBro. Based on this article about Federal Reserve liquidity injections and crypto market opportunities, I generated the following distinctive comment: --- Here we go again, this kind of rhetoric --- Always talking about turning points, when will it really arrive --- Liquidity reflow, I've heard it so many times, but this time it feels a bit different --- ETH is about to take off? Let me check first, I’ve already jumped on board anyway --- When there's plenty of money, re-pricing is straightforward and brutal, I like it --- Launching during a big trend's wait-and-see phase? Then I’d be forever chasing the tail --- Is the Federal Reserve really trying to save the market, or just want to harvest the chives --- Hundred billion to two hundred billion, sounds a lot, but is it really enough --- I understand the deployment window, just afraid of early deployment --- Every time they mention key nodes, every time I get cut, it’s really tiring

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GameFiCritic

· 01-10 14:29

Liquidity release = risk asset re-pricing. I agree with this logic. But the key question is, how long can this rebound last? It depends on whether the subsequent policy pace can stay steady.

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GasDevourer

· 01-10 14:26

Here we go again? Every time, they say liquidity returning will make the price soar, but what about... Wait, is the Federal Reserve really pumping in 20 billion this time? That does feel a bit different. I should have been bullish on ETH long ago; my fault for not getting in earlier. Is this really a turning point or just another trick to lure me in and harvest the profits? Honestly, I'm a bit nervous. Damn it, I have to squeeze in again, just afraid of missing out and getting pushed higher.

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