2026-01-17 16:30:30

#数字资产市场动态 $BTC $ETH $BNB Major Highlights: The Federal Reserve may inject $55.36 billion in liquidity over the next three weeks, and its stimulative effect on the digital asset market should not be underestimated.

Market observations indicate that the probability of Bitcoin breaking through its all-time high in Q1 is close to 90%. Why? Ample liquidity often drives up the valuation of risk assets, and the crypto market is no exception. Moreover, Bitcoin, as the so-called "digital gold," tends to perform well under loose monetary policy expectations.

However, the specific trend still depends on subsequent policy details and market sentiment. Keep a close eye on the Federal Reserve's actions and on-chain data during this period, and don't miss key signals.

BTC-0.42%

ETH0.5%

BNB0.94%

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 7h ago

553.6 billion poured in, this time it's really going big Wait, a 90% probability? Where's this data from? Seems a bit questionable Liquidity loosens and coins rise, this trick is old news, what's next The key still depends on how the Federal Reserve plays it, don't be brainwashed by marketing Under loose expectations, everything can rise, it all depends on who runs first

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digital_archaeologist

· 7h ago

553.6 billion pouring in, this wave is really something --- Ninety percent chance of breaking the high? Just listen, don't take it seriously --- Abundant liquidity = crazy rise in coin prices? That's too simplistic --- The key still depends on the Federal Reserve's subsequent actions; it's too early to say anything now --- On-chain data is the real king; don't just focus on the news --- All-time high? I'll just wait at the mid-range position --- This kind of rhetoric appears in every cycle, wake up everyone --- Loose liquidity is real, but who knows how long it can last --- The term "digital gold" is already outdated, isn't it? --- It's easiest to crash when prices surge, being cautious is never a bad idea

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