Recently, while browsing financial news, I noticed an interesting phenomenon: some platform analysts are touting "a lack of market funds and a wait-and-see attitude," yet the Federal Reserve's official website openly published a document revealing a $5 trillion liquidity injection. The gap in information is so significant that it exemplifies a clear disconnect in market perception.

According to the official announcement from the Federal Reserve on November 25, this $5 trillion liquidity release has been officially approved, with an implementation schedule set to begin in mid-January next year. This is not a rumor but a policy document in black and white, with very specific timing details.

To understand its impact with a simple analogy: consider the market as an ecosystem. The Federal Reserve has been tightening liquidity, leading to a clear blood shortage in the market, with capital activity continuously declining. After mid-January next year, the situation will reverse—injecting liquidity at the level of $5 trillion will inevitably activate the entire market's trading vitality. As a high-risk, high-reward asset, cryptocurrencies have always been one of the preferred targets for incremental funds. Improving the capital environment will inevitably lead to re-pricing.

However, a special reminder is needed here: liquidity release does not mean all assets will benefit equally. Choosing quality projects, understanding market cycles, and controlling risk exposure are fundamental skills essential for navigating cycles. Blindly following the trend can easily lead to pitfalls. Recently, investor cognition in the market has shown clear divergence. The ability to identify genuine opportunities versus false signals tests each participant's professionalism.