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The Federal Reserve coughs, the crypto market enters ICU, and the interest rate dark line with 1.796 billion in liquidations.

$1.796 billion liquidated in 24 hours, which is actually the "side effect" of monetary policy becoming apparent.

As the Federal Reserve tightens its stance, the US dollar makes a strong comeback, causing risk assets to slump across the board. The European Central Bank finds itself in an awkward gap between inflation and recession, neither daring to loosen its grip nor significantly increase pressure; meanwhile, the Bank of Japan is in a testing phase after exiting negative interest rates, leaving the market on edge. The result? Overall global liquidity tightens, with leveraged funds in the crypto market taking the brunt, collapsing like a house of cards.

So, don't think that liquidation is just a fluctuation of market sentiment; in fact, it is a chain reaction of monetary policy behind it. To put it in a colloquial way: when the Federal Reserve frowns, the European Central Bank sighs, and the Bank of Japan yawns, leveraged traders are forced into the ICU.

Is it really necessary to avoid such tragedies? Instead of staring at the moving averages and K-lines every day, it’s better to pay more attention to the interest rate decision schedule. Policy is the real puppeteer; we are merely the "clown actors" on the stage.