True market signals are always silent. In the past week, the Federal Reserve injected over $48.5 billion into the financial system. This number didn't make any headlines nor was there a press conference, yet it represents real cash inflow. The underlying liquidity pool is being rapidly filled.

What’s more worth noting is that this is no longer an isolated event. Based on the current pace and policy trajectory, continuous injections until 2026 seem almost certain. What does it mean when central banks flood the system on a weekly basis? It indicates that the system’s craving for liquidity has become the norm. The previous notions of "tightening" have been fundamentally reversed.

There is an iron law in history: once the printing presses restart, the first to be overturned are never the fiat currencies themselves, but the risk assets that sense liquidity. Stocks move, crypto assets jump, Bitcoin surges. Not because fundamentals suddenly improve, but because there’s more money — the logic of prices must be rewritten. Markets like Ethereum and Bitcoin, which are most sensitive to liquidity, are often the first to sense the change.

In simple terms, it’s not about how many billions are injected at once, but whether a trend has formed. Once "quiet liquidity injections" become routine, liquidity shifts from a technical tool to the main theme of the market.

On the surface, everything seems calm, but underground, dark currents are surging. Money is on the move, and the crypto market has always been the most perceptive. When the floodgates open, this market is often the first to react.