There is currently a noteworthy market signal. According to official Federal Reserve documents, a liquidity injection of approximately 5 trillion USD is expected to commence in mid-January next year — this timing could become a key dividing line for the crypto market throughout the coming year.

Many may ask: why haven't mainstream media outlets reported this extensively? In fact, the original official documents from the Federal Reserve clearly specify this. The process was approved on November 25th, with the implementation window set for mid-January. These details require time to be extracted from official archives.

The key point is that this 5 trillion USD is not a one-time injection but will be released in phases. However, even with staged entry, this scale is enough to stir the market. Historical experience shows that whenever the Federal Reserve initiates large-scale liquidity injections, high-risk, high-reward asset sectors tend to seize opportunities. As a capital-seeking-yield important battleground, the crypto market cannot ignore this wave of funds.

From an investment perspective, three areas are worth close observation:

First, leading mainstream cryptocurrencies that have undergone adjustments and whose valuations have returned to reasonable levels are likely to be the first to attract institutional capital due to their safety margins. Second, projects with real-world applications that address genuine industry pain points have stronger risk resistance compared to pure concept tokens. Third, although smaller in size, sectors with complete ecosystems and innovative technical solutions often produce many dark horses during periods of abundant liquidity.

From a different angle, during times of ample liquidity, the market tends to focus more on project fundamentals and practical value. Assets that can withstand scrutiny are more likely to garner increased attention in the next market cycle.