Yi Lihua: The Federal Reserve's liquidity injections will gradually increase, and once the market rises, a short squeeze is inevitable
Golden Finance reports that Liquid Capital (formerly LDCapital) founder Yi Lihua commented on the "Federal Reserve injecting 16 billion USD into liquidity this morning," stating, "The Federal Reserve will gradually increase liquidity, and the intensity is getting stronger. This is the second time since the pandemic. The first was the massive liquidity injection during the 312 pandemic, which led to a major bull market. This round is also about liquidity injection. With institutions locking in Bitcoin and ETH, the chip structure has changed. Once it rises, a short squeeze is inevitable. The company has sufficient funds, leverage, and is buying on dips. Short sellers close early with small losses, then close later with big losses. The short seller alliance has already disintegrated."
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Yi Lihua: The Federal Reserve's liquidity injections will gradually increase, and once the market rises, a short squeeze is inevitable
Golden Finance reports that Liquid Capital (formerly LDCapital) founder Yi Lihua commented on the "Federal Reserve injecting 16 billion USD into liquidity this morning," stating, "The Federal Reserve will gradually increase liquidity, and the intensity is getting stronger. This is the second time since the pandemic. The first was the massive liquidity injection during the 312 pandemic, which led to a major bull market. This round is also about liquidity injection. With institutions locking in Bitcoin and ETH, the chip structure has changed. Once it rises, a short squeeze is inevitable. The company has sufficient funds, leverage, and is buying on dips. Short sellers close early with small losses, then close later with big losses. The short seller alliance has already disintegrated."