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The Federal Reserve releases $74.6 billion in liquidity, Bitcoin ETF rebounds after decline, can $89,000 become a breakout point?
【Crypto World】Recently, a major move by the Federal Reserve has attracted market attention—through the largest overnight repurchase operation of the year, injecting a total of $74.6 billion into the banking system. What is the impact of this liquidity release on the crypto market? The data provides a good feedback.
Bitcoin ETF finally halted its decline. After seven consecutive days of capital outflows, it recorded a net inflow of $355 million, and market sentiment clearly shifted. The price also showed some movement—Bitcoin once surged to around $89,000.
Analysts are taking this quite seriously, generally believing that this price level could be a precursor to a market structure breakthrough. Abundant liquidity, capital returning, and new price highs—these three factors resonate, making it worth paying attention to the direction of this year’s end market trend.
The Federal Reserve's monetary easing and ETF inflows are happening simultaneously. It feels like this time is a bit different... but don't rush to get on board.
After losing for seven days straight, the market suddenly turned around. The speed of this reversal is a bit frightening. It feels like it might drop again in the next second.
Liquidity is abundant, but that's just hearsay. The key is whether retail investors are willing to take the risk.
I'll keep an eye on 89,000. If it really breaks through, then we'll talk. We've been fooled so many times before.
Is this really the start of a rise, or just another trap for retail investors? We'll see by the end of the year.
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8.9K really can break through? I think it still depends on the Federal Reserve's next move.
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Seven consecutive days of outflows totaling only 355 million in net inflow, sounds not very aggressive... institutions are probably still on the sidelines.
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The year-end market depends on the printing press, wake up everyone.
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Breakthrough point? Ha, wait until it actually breaks before bragging. It's too early to say these things now.
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I bet this liquidity shock can push Bitcoin past 90K. If you don't believe it, let's bet.
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Will ETF stabilization count as good news? Still not enough to watch.
Can the 89,000 level really break through? I think it's just an illusion; a rebound, and then it’s back to the same.
Feels different this time, with three lines strengthening together. There might really be a chance by the end of the year.
Another "possible" precursor—why is it always a precursor and not the front line?
When the Federal Reserve prints money, we benefit. Optimistic about this rebound.
8.9K should be considered the threshold; only when broken does it count.
Falling for seven consecutive days and still scared to this extent—retail investors must be crazy to take such a hit.
Ample liquidity means anything can happen. This market is just like that.
At the $89,000 mark... it feels just a little short. If it can break through, it would be a big deal.
ETF net inflows turning positive, at least indicating that some people still have confidence.
Can $8.9K break through? I bet it can. What about you all?
Liquidity is like magic money; once you loosen your grip, the market comes alive.