The Fed's second round of liquidity injection has already begun, and the intensity will only get stronger.
Remember the wave in March 2020? The pandemic struck suddenly, and the Fed directly flooded the market with liquidity, resulting in an epic bull market. Everyone made a fortune.
But this time, things are different.
BTC and ETH have long been heavily locked by institutions, and the distribution of chips has completely changed. Institutional players hold a large amount of spot holdings, so they are not afraid of this volatility. Once the market starts moving, the gains won't be just simple fluctuations—basically, it's a short squeeze. Retail investors can't hold the long positions and can only be squeezed out.
Some people try to create panic, manipulate the rhythm, and influence market sentiment? It’s pointless. The real influence lies with the chips, and those chips have already shifted into the hands of institutions.
Our strategy is simple: if you have cash, keep it; if you have positions, protect them well. Reduce leverage when needed, add to positions at low points. Keep a steady mindset.
Closing positions too early results in small losses; closing too late results in big losses. This is easy to calculate. The so-called short alliance? It’s long gone. What’s left in the market now is all emotion.
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MelonField
· 01-01 10:29
Once institutions finish accumulating, it's our retail investors' turn to step in. This tactic is all too familiar.
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ProxyCollector
· 01-01 05:05
Institutional lock-up is so fierce; retail investors are really in trouble this time. Face the reality early; the chips are no longer in our hands.
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AirdropChaser
· 2025-12-31 05:55
Institutional lock-up is really leaving retail investors with little chance.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 2025-12-31 05:41
Institutions have already locked in their chips; retail investors really don't have a chance in this wave, do they?
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ChainDetective
· 2025-12-31 05:38
Institutions have already completely absorbed the chips, and this time, we retail investors are truly being sidelined...
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LiquidationOracle
· 2025-12-31 05:37
Institutions have already taken all the chips, retail investors are still dreaming here. Short squeeze is easier said than done.
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TideReceder
· 2025-12-31 05:34
Institutions have finished accumulating, now it's just waiting for retail investors to take the bait—same old story.
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ser_we_are_early
· 2025-12-31 05:33
Institutions have already locked in the chips; retail investors are probably going to be squeezed out in this wave.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 2025-12-31 05:29
Institutions have already locked in their chips, and us retail investors are really just here to run alongside in this wave.
The Fed's second round of liquidity injection has already begun, and the intensity will only get stronger.
Remember the wave in March 2020? The pandemic struck suddenly, and the Fed directly flooded the market with liquidity, resulting in an epic bull market. Everyone made a fortune.
But this time, things are different.
BTC and ETH have long been heavily locked by institutions, and the distribution of chips has completely changed. Institutional players hold a large amount of spot holdings, so they are not afraid of this volatility. Once the market starts moving, the gains won't be just simple fluctuations—basically, it's a short squeeze. Retail investors can't hold the long positions and can only be squeezed out.
Some people try to create panic, manipulate the rhythm, and influence market sentiment? It’s pointless. The real influence lies with the chips, and those chips have already shifted into the hands of institutions.
Our strategy is simple: if you have cash, keep it; if you have positions, protect them well. Reduce leverage when needed, add to positions at low points. Keep a steady mindset.
Closing positions too early results in small losses; closing too late results in big losses. This is easy to calculate. The so-called short alliance? It’s long gone. What’s left in the market now is all emotion.
Waiting for this moment.