2025-12-30 09:26:26

The Federal Reserve's pace of liquidity injection is accelerating, marking the second large-scale liquidity release since the pandemic. Remember the 312 wave? The massive liquidity injection directly triggered the subsequent bull market. The same story is playing out again.

The key change is on the chip side. Currently, mainstream institutions are locking in large amounts of Bitcoin and Ethereum. What does this change in holding structure mean? Once prices start to rise, short squeeze becomes inevitable. Under limited liquidity, the force of the short squeeze will be very fierce.

The most interesting part is the actions on the short side. They organize armies of online influencers to create hype, attempting to influence market sentiment through public opinion pressure. But such efforts are doomed to be futile. Institutions backed by ample funds have long been prepared—they can pay off leverage and continue to accumulate on dips.

The short position situation is already very difficult. Closing early results in small losses, while late closures lead to big losses. So far, the former short alliance has actually disintegrated.

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ZKSherlock

· 5h ago

actually... the narrative here is backwards. you're conflating liquidity injection with price action, which is like saying zero-knowledge proofs guarantee transaction privacy—technically different mechanisms entirely. fed printing ≠ btc pump, full stop.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 5h ago

312, do it again. This time, the institutions are really pulling out their big moves. It's the same old script of flooding the market to rescue it; the bears are getting anxious. Institutions lock in their positions so aggressively, retail investors are still debating whether it will rise or not. The organized water army of the bears is pointless; the wealthy have long since laid back. Waiting too long will lead to big losses. I think the bears are now regretting it to the fullest. Flooding the market + concentrated chips, this time is truly different. Let's wait and see the short squeeze show; the bear alliance is completely disbanded.

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MetaverseHomeless

· 5h ago

Is 312 coming around again? Are institutions really locking in positions? --- Are the short-selling organizations' troll armies interesting? The market fundamentals speak for themselves. --- Short squeeze is coming, get ready. --- Early losses are small, late losses are big. The shorts should be worried. --- The chip distribution has changed; this time is different. --- Institutions have already set the stage, retail investors are still guessing. --- When liquidity is released, someone has to take the buy-in.

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DataOnlooker

· 5h ago

312 is coming again, this time institutions are really giving it their all --- The short sellers' army is still working hard, it cracks me up haha --- Chips are pouring into institutions, retail investors are still debating whether to chase --- Short squeeze, just hearing about it is exciting --- The early short sellers are probably regretting it to death now --- Federal Reserve's money printing = vampire bleeding, anyway it's all printing, where will the coin price go --- Did the "Former Short Seller Alliance" really disband? It still seems to be struggling --- Institutions are locking in positions, what should retail investors do? Keep going or give up --- Can public opinion pressure change the coin price? Come on, everyone --- Will the 312 story turn into another flop this time

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EthMaximalist

· 5h ago

312 Nabo is really back, history just loves to repeat itself Institutions are frantically stockpiling, this rhythm feels off The bears are desperately spinning this story, but without money, they have no say Watching them get anxious is quite satisfying

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