$BTC Big one is here! Big one is here! $ETH

This time the big one is really here!!!

The Federal Reserve has 'surrendered'!!!

Just officially ended a three-year 'tightening' (QT)!!!

The liquidity floodgate has turned, and a deluge will inevitably inundate all risk assets, with Bitcoin being the first to bear the brunt!!!

🔥 Core Facts: The epic tightening has officially ended

· Key Event: On December 1, 2025, the Federal Reserve officially ended its quantitative tightening program, freezing its balance sheet size at approximately $6.57 trillion.

· Tightening Scale: Since June 2022, this 'tightening' has cumulatively withdrawn about $2.39 trillion in liquidity from the financial system, making it one of the largest liquidity contractions in central bank history.

📜 Historical Script: The madness of 2019 suggests

This is not just a policy shift, but a familiar historical bull market trigger:

· Same Node: The last time the Federal Reserve ended QT was in August 2019.

· Astonishing Surge: After that, although Bitcoin experienced short-term fluctuations, it staged a crazy rally from about $3,800 to $29,000 over the next 18 months, a surge of more than 7.6 times.

💎 The Difference This Time: The faucet is tightly shut, and the reservoir is empty

Compared to 2019, the current market's 'thirst' for liquidity is even greater, and the rebound may be more violent:

· Buffer Depleted: An important liquidity buffer at that time—the overnight reverse repurchase tool balance—was as high as $2.5 trillion. Now, this pool of water has almost been drained, dropping to near zero. This means that there is no excess 'internal reservoir' in the financial system to buffer, and any new liquidity injection will have a more direct effect on the market.

· Institutional Foundation: Compared to 2019, there are now institutional funding channels like spot Bitcoin ETFs exceeding $50 billion, which are like pre-laid water channels, just waiting for liquidity to flow in.

This is not just a halt to 'tightening,' but it also clears the way for future 'easing.' When the world's largest central bank stops 'bleeding' the market and may even restart 'infusions' in the future, as one of the most liquidity-sensitive assets, Bitcoin undoubtedly stands at the starting point of a new storm.