This news is likely to be drowned out by the flood of information, and most people probably haven't even reacted to what it actually means. But it doesn't matter—this wave of released liquidity won't instantly reflect on the K-line.
The bear still has to bear for a while.
The real show is yet to come: when the price drops to a sufficiently bloody level, this money will quietly enter the market and consume those bloody chips. And then? Lie quietly and wait to harvest when the next wave of the market explodes.
The story of Bitcoin has always been written like this.
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GasWaster
· 12-02 02:51
Liquidity entry always has to wait for the bloody moment, retail investors are still cutting losses now, this is the game rule.
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MemecoinTrader
· 12-01 21:38
ngl the real alpha was shorting the sentiment before QT even ended lmao
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 12-01 16:49
Liquidity has come, but suckers still have to endure a few more cuts.
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DAOTruant
· 12-01 16:42
Liquidity has arrived but the price still has to fall, that's the most heartbreaking.
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PessimisticLayer
· 12-01 16:41
Liquidity is back, but the coin still has to fall. That's why I love this market.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-01 16:40
Liquidity release ≠ immediate pump, many people get this wrong.
Making money requires enough blood flow first, it's still too early now.
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BrokenDAO
· 12-01 16:24
Liquidity release ≠ immediate pump, this logic is not understood by too many people. The real game has to wait until the chips are cheap enough, this is called game equilibrium.
The Fed's QT has come to an end.
This news is likely to be drowned out by the flood of information, and most people probably haven't even reacted to what it actually means. But it doesn't matter—this wave of released liquidity won't instantly reflect on the K-line.
The bear still has to bear for a while.
The real show is yet to come: when the price drops to a sufficiently bloody level, this money will quietly enter the market and consume those bloody chips. And then? Lie quietly and wait to harvest when the next wave of the market explodes.
The story of Bitcoin has always been written like this.