2026-01-07 15:24:14

The news just seen has directly shocked the market! The Federal Reserve moved quickly, injecting $8.16 billion into the financial markets in just 30 minutes. This is not a common daily operation, but a real emergency infusion of blood.

Why is this time different?

First is the combination of scale and speed — nearly $8.2 billion injected in less than half an hour. This is not a slow liquidity release but a direct opening of the floodgates. Second, this emergency capital injection itself sends a strong signal: "We will do whatever it takes to stabilize the market." The liquidity valve is now opening on a minute-by-minute basis.

From the perspective of the crypto market, this kind of liquidity tsunami in traditional finance often propagates over. When cheap funds start flooding the entire market, the first beneficiaries are usually risk assets, and cryptocurrencies are often the most sensitive among them.

Historical cases are there: every time a central bank conducts such emergency operations, the market experiences intense volatility. Some choose to stay put, others choose to position early. This time, what do you plan to do?

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GasFeeBeggar

· 01-07 15:54

Here we go again, is it another attempt to have us take the fall... constantly calling for emergency blood transfusions, but the coin price is still dropping rapidly.

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GamefiGreenie

· 01-07 15:54

81.6 billion? That speed is incredible, dumped in half an hour, it seems like you're getting a bit impatient. Cheap funds are coming, I’m not quite sure if this wave can be bottomed out. History always repeats itself, but I never learn my lesson haha. This time I dare not go all in, better to start with a small position and test the waters. Damn, is this the big gift pack for us crypto people? I feel like it’s not that simple. Loose funds ≠ rising coin prices, it still depends on what happens next, let’s wait and see. Talking about big events every day, but aren’t we just chives being harvested? I’m already numb. 82 billion in half an hour, feels like a big stir is coming. Can this wave turn around, everyone? Please, don’t cut me again. Emergency blood transfusion? Feels like a life extension, we’ll see what happens next. Do you really believe this is a good thing? I doubt it.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-07 15:51

$8.2 billion poured in within 30 minutes, the Fed is really panicking this time... Is the crypto market about to take off? Cheap funds tend to go to the craziest places; history has always played out this way, I bet this wave will surge. Wait, is this just a temporary rescue, followed by balance sheet reduction? It's too difficult. $8.2 billion in 30 minutes? With this scale, risk assets must be in favor. Every time they say this time is different, and what’s the result... But this time, the speed is indeed outrageous. How long does it take for a liquidity tsunami to reach the crypto market? I’m afraid of missing the opportunity.

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 01-07 15:38

$8.2 billion poured in within 30 minutes, this pace is really unsustainable. The signal of a flood of liquidity is already very obvious. Historical experience tells us that cheap funds are coming, and the crypto circle is probably going to go crazy again this time.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-07 15:29

Wait a minute, is this really about to flood the market? Dropping 8.2 billion in 30 minutes, honestly, that's a bit outrageous. Feels like a big market move is coming.

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