2025-12-27 15:20:18

#数字资产市场动态 $POWER $TRU $AT

The Federal Reserve is once again increasing its capital injection into the banking system. What does this mean? The market may experience a wave of liquidity release by 2026. The Trump administration is very optimistic about this strong policy support—it's simple: ample funding can stimulate economic growth, boost private sector vitality, and drive up asset prices.

My judgment is: in the upcoming period, the banking system will accumulate a large amount of reserves. Interest rates may remain at relatively attractive levels. Risk assets have the opportunity to surge— but only if you seize the right moment.

This is not a routine central bank move. It is a signal that has the potential to reshape the market landscape. From credit issuance to investment allocation, everything could accelerate. Once liquidity flows in, the speed will be rapid. Pay attention to this window and be prepared.

POWER17.22%

TRU1.3%

AT-4.81%

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MetaverseHomeless

· 7h ago

Here we go again. I've seen this trick from the Federal Reserve countless times. Liquidity release in 2026? Let's see if we're even around in 2026 before we talk about it.

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retroactive_airdrop

· 7h ago

Really? The Federal Reserve is about to loosen again? I need to keep a close eye on this liquidity wave over the next 26 years. --- Damn, it's starting again... Every time they say they will reshape the landscape, but in the end, it's still about acting according to Trump's mood. --- Window period? Bro, I’m currently holding these three coins, just waiting to see if I can catch the bottom. --- Liquidity, come quickly. My positions are already set. --- The key still depends on the speed of credit injection. It sounds good on paper, but only real implementation counts. --- Banks are piling up reserves so much; we need to consider whether this will lead to inflationary pressure later. --- Risk assets surge? Hold on first. The market has been too volatile recently.

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DegenApeSurfer