Market update: we're looking at the typical Monday volume squeeze right now—nothing out of the ordinary. What matters more is the bigger picture ahead.
Over the next three weeks, we'll see the Fed pumping roughly $55 billion in liquidity into financial markets. That's significant for the overall risk-on sentiment. The timing actually aligns pretty well with what we might expect from a cycle standpoint.
Looking at our charts and indicators, this week should still be solid. There's room for moves, and frankly, I'd stay patient rather than panic. Market cycles are working in our favor here. Keep your head straight and stay positioned for what's coming.
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ZeroRushCaptain
· 13h ago
Ha, here we go again, 5.5 billion in liquidity over three weeks? Is this time when my contrarian indicator predicts it again?
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FOMOSapien
· 13h ago
1.55 billion in, stay steady this week, don't panic, the cycle is on our side
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 13h ago
5.5 billion in liquidity? Same old story, let's see if it can really be poured in first.
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liquidation_watcher
· 13h ago
5.5 billion in liquidity? Bro, you better hold steady this week and not get fooled by the reduced volume on Monday.
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Degentleman
· 13h ago
55 billion in liquidity? Sounds good, but I'm worried it's just a paper prosperity.
Market update: we're looking at the typical Monday volume squeeze right now—nothing out of the ordinary. What matters more is the bigger picture ahead.
Over the next three weeks, we'll see the Fed pumping roughly $55 billion in liquidity into financial markets. That's significant for the overall risk-on sentiment. The timing actually aligns pretty well with what we might expect from a cycle standpoint.
Looking at our charts and indicators, this week should still be solid. There's room for moves, and frankly, I'd stay patient rather than panic. Market cycles are working in our favor here. Keep your head straight and stay positioned for what's coming.