📢【Liquidity Storm Approaching? What Is the Federal Reserve Doing】

In the days right after the New Year, the Fed's actions have shown an unusual pattern. First, they injected $74 billion before the end of the year, followed by an additional $20 billion. These are not small moves happening once or twice, but frequent large-scale interventions. What exactly is going on?

**Is History Repeating?**

Remember 2008? The spectacular collapse of Lehman Brothers was ultimately triggered by a $2 billion silver short squeeze. Now? The scale of a single Fed injection has already been 10 times the trigger point back then. This number speaks volumes.

What’s more concerning is that multiple banks are struggling with silver positions. This signal is highly similar to the pressure signals before Lehman’s collapse. A sharp fluctuation in a key asset class, amplified through leverage chains, can trigger a chain reaction across the entire financial system.

**Alarm Is Flashing**

Frequent and large liquidity injections essentially indicate what? There are structural liquidity gaps in the financial system. The interbank market is tightening. Leverage in certain sectors has already been pushed very close to the limit.

This is not a routine market adjustment. When the Fed steps in, it often means defensive measures are already underway. When defense turns into a "drama," market counterparties may already be on the edge of a cliff. A price fluctuation or a liquidation trigger could ignite a crisis.

**Keep an Eye on These Two Indicators**

Unusual fluctuations in interbank market interest rates and significant changes in silver futures positions—these are the key signals. The next liquidity alert is likely hidden here. Participants in the crypto market should stay vigilant, as systemic risks from traditional finance often spill over to us.

⚠️ Protect your positions. Be prepared.