🚨BREAKING: THE FED JUST INJECTED $74.6B INTO THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM.
The largest liquidity injection in the last 12 months.
On the final days of 2025, banks pulled $74.6B from the Fed’s Standing Repo Facility, backed by Treasuries and mortgage bonds.
This was the largest single day usage ever since Covid.
This is not emergency QE or money printing.
What we’re seeing is a year end funding squeeze, something that happens almost every December. Banks often reduce private borrowing at year end to make balance sheets look clean.
When private funding tightens, they temporarily borrow from the Fed instead.
What matters is what happens next.
When year end funding stress shows up like this, the Fed usually stays flexible in the months after.
They avoid tightening too hard because they already see where the pressure points are.
That means:
- Less chance of aggressive tightening
- More comfort with rate cuts or easy liquidity in 2026
- Lower risk of sudden funding shocks
For markets, this is important.
When the Fed quietly supports funding at the edges, risk assets usually benefit over time.
This is not instant bullish news.
But it reduces downside risk going into 2026, which is exactly what risk assets need before bigger moves start.
$BTC
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$BNB
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$SOL
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$IP and $RIVER are exploding right now.
Both charts just surged higher together, and buyers are stepping in hard.
IP is ripping straight up. Big green candles, volume flooding in, and zero hesitation from buyers. This kind of move doesn’t come from small traders.
RIVER took a quick shakeout, then snapped right back. Higher lows are forming and price is pushing up again. That’s strength, not luck.
When moves like this show up at the same time, momentum usually keeps running.
From where IP is now, the next push can easily stretch toward 2.20–2.35 if buyers keep pressing.
RIVER still has fuel too, with a clean path toward 11.20–11.60 if this momentum holds.
I’m staying in, trimming into strength, and letting the rest ride.
No panic. No chasing. Let the trend pay.. 🌴
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$CLO
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Woah… straight grind up 📈
No fake pump just clean higher highs, higher lows.
Price now around 0.46, bulls fully in control.
This is bullish, but don’t chase blindly.
Buy zone: 0.44 – 0.46
Stop loss: 0.41
TP1: 0.48
TP2: 0.52
TP3: 0.58+
MACD strong, momentum still pushing.
If it holds above 0.42, trend stays alive.
Patience wins here dips are gifts, not tops.
#BTC90kChristmas #StrategyBTCPurchase #BTCVSGOLD #USJobsData
$COLLECT and $Q are ripping again and this move isn’t done.
Both charts just woke up after a pullback, and buyers are stepping back in hard.
COLLECT exploded, shook out weak hands, and is now holding strong above support. Selling pressure vanished fast — that’s what real demand looks like.
Q already sent it, and now it’s tightening up above key levels. This kind of calm after a pump usually comes right before the next leg higher.
COLLECT has a clear path toward 0.085–0.095.
Q looks primed for another push into 0.0195–0.0210.
I’m staying locked in. No chasing, no panic. I’ll add on clean continuation and let momentum do the heavy lifting
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December’s Crypto Losses Fell Sharply — But the Risks Didn’t Disappear
This is one of those stats that looks encouraging at first glance, but still deserves caution.
According to PeckShield, major crypto security incidents in December caused around $76 million in losses, a 60%+ drop compared to November’s $194 million. On the surface, that’s a meaningful improvement and suggests fewer large-scale blowups toward year-end.
But when I look closer, the nature of the attacks hasn’t really changed.
The two biggest incidents this month were still painfully basic:
$50M lost due to address poisoning
$27.3M lost from private key leakage in a multisig wallet
Beyond that, projects like babur.sol ($22M), TrustWallet ($8.5M), and others still suffered significant hits. So while the total number is lower, the attack vectors remain the same — social engineering, key management failures, and operational mistakes.
To me, this doesn’t signal that crypto is suddenly safer. It signals that liquidity was lower and attackers picked their spots more carefully. Fewer incidents doesn’t always mean better security — sometimes it just means fewer opportunities.
The takeaway is simple:
Security risk isn’t cyclical like price. It’s constant. And even in quieter months, basic mistakes still cost tens of millions.
Less damage this time — but the lesson hasn’t changed.
#CRYTO