Where exactly will this money flow to? I see a few key opportunity points.

Recently, the market atmosphere has been quietly shifting. As an observer who has been active in the crypto market for many years, I increasingly sense a clear signal: the actions of the Federal Reserve often have a more direct impact on market sentiment than technical indicators like K-line charts and trading volume.

Everyone should have seen the news last week — the Federal Reserve injected $6.8 billion into the market through repurchase agreements, the first time doing so since 2020. In just ten days, the total injection has exceeded $38 billion. This is not a routine market fluctuation but a potential turning point.

What is behind these seemingly contradictory actions?

Interestingly, the Federal Reserve says it has ended quantitative tightening (QT) on one hand, while on the other hand, it is conducting repurchase operations. On the surface, this seems contradictory, but fundamentally it reflects a reality: the market needs stability, and liquidity supply cannot be interrupted. Many industry insiders simply call these operations "invisible quantitative easing," implying clearly — this could ignite the next bull market in crypto.

Don’t underestimate these tens of billions of dollars in injections. The key is not the amount itself but the signal it releases. It’s like breaking the first crack in a dried-up riverbed — it could trigger a series of chain reactions. The market’s rebound in Bitcoin after the news is the most direct proof.

How should I respond myself?

In this macro environment, the approach is actually simple: main cryptocurrencies lead the charge, followed by altcoins. History tends to repeat itself — when liquidity flows in, large-cap assets always take the lead.