2026-01-14 07:41:12

#数字资产市场动态 Three consecutive crashes are coming, is the market turning point approaching? 🌪

The Federal Reserve's rate cut dream has been shattered. Non-farm payroll data showed weakness, and previous figures were significantly revised downward, indicating a clear cooling of the employment market. Still hoping for a rate cut in January? Dream on.

At the same time, the central bank stepped in, injecting 358.6 billion yuan through reverse repos to stabilize liquidity, but the interest rate remained unchanged. This isn't a massive liquidity injection, but a subtle adjustment, which is quite thought-provoking.

Global central banks are starting to change their stance. The Fed is embroiled in internal disputes, with "continued pause" becoming the mainstream voice; the European Central Bank is observing quietly; the Bank of Japan is even considering the possibility of rate hikes. Is the once-global easing wave really coming to an end?

The covert battle of monetary policy is intensifying, and the flow of liquidity determines the market's pulse. For traders, this is both a risk signal and a potential opportunity for contrarian positioning. Have you adjusted your current holdings strategy? See you in the comments! 👇

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StakeHouseDirector

· 01-17 06:03

No more interest rate cuts, and the central bank is again hesitant to loosen monetary policy. This round is really awkward.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-17 01:02

The rate cuts are over. Now we have to read the central bank's mood to get by. Should we still continue with this business?

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ChainWatcher

· 01-14 08:08

The central bank's reverse repurchase operation looks stable, but the interest rate remains unchanged, as if waiting for the Federal Reserve to take action first.

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GasFeeSobber

· 01-14 08:01

The central bank's reverse repurchase operation is quite interesting; on the surface, it stabilizes liquidity, but in reality, it's testing the market's bottom line.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-14 08:01

The central bank's move is quite something; keeping interest rates unchanged while only adjusting liquidity feels like testing the market's bottom line.

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VitalikFanAccount

· 01-14 07:58

The central bank's reverse repurchase operation is really impressive. Keeping the interest rate unchanged is just a smoke screen. All the central banks' little tricks are laid out openly.

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