The Federal Reserve injected $38 billion. Why is the market so calm?

Recently, the Federal Reserve injected $6.8 billion in liquidity again, bringing the total to $38 billion over ten days. But what’s puzzling is that this money seems to have little impact on the market.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have performed relatively steadily, and despite the influx of funds, Bitcoin remains hovering around $90,000 without breaking through. The remaining liquidity seems to have been 'absorbed' by the market, yet it hasn’t brought the expected volatility.

Two possibilities:

Setting a trap?

After the influx of funds, the market did not rebound, which may be to attract retail investors to step in and take over. Once retail investors are all in, the market may suddenly drop, likely causing most people to incur losses.

Supporting stability?

It is also possible that the funds injected by the Federal Reserve are just to stabilize the market. The market may not yet have enough momentum to break through the current range of fluctuations, and the influx of funds is merely to prevent a market collapse.

Waiting for opportunities amidst fluctuations

Whether it’s a 'trap' or 'support', the current fluctuation period has left the market in a state of confusion. Both bearish and bullish sentiments are strong, but history tells us that fluctuations often precede a rise. Patience is key; opportunities will come.

Summary

Although the Federal Reserve's injection of $38 billion in liquidity did not cause significant market fluctuations, it does not mean that opportunities have vanished. The current fluctuations may be preparing for future gains. $BTC #美联储回购协议计划