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December 23 Crypto Market Observation: A former employee openly shorting their own token has caused a stir, while at the same time, the Fed's year-end liquidity injection is heating up again. These two news items collide, reflecting the internal and external pressures facing the current crypto market — the project party is facing a Crisis of Confidence, while macroeconomic policies add uncertainty to the market. Can the Fed's year-end "money splash" counteract the downward pressure on crypto assets? The market is questioning this issue. The trends of related tokens and the transmission mechanism of policies are worth continuous tracking.
Can the Fed’s money printing save the market? I think it's unlikely.
Insiders have shown up, and no amount of liquidity will help.
This wave really depends on how much the Fed can inject; otherwise, it will definitely continue to fall.
What does it mean when former employees dare to publicly short? This project probably has serious problems.
Injecting money is the right move, but the coin price is still falling, which is quite hard to bear.
Once trust is broken, it's very difficult to repair; relying solely on the Fed’s liquidity injection won’t work.