2026-01-02 10:22:14

The Federal Reserve's emergency repurchase liquidity skyrocketed to $74.6 billion today. What is hidden behind this number? Clearly, a major bank has encountered trouble, but the issue has been properly concealed. Industry voices point to JPMorgan's silver short position—has this position really exploded?

What remains fresh in memory are the series of shocks in the US banking system in 2023, during which BTC dropped by 20%. If this triggers another financial institution risk outbreak, it would be no different from another black swan event after 2011 for the crypto market. However, from a different perspective, such an impact might accelerate the completion of the bear market cycle, allowing the crypto space to find the bottom earlier. But in the short term, this shock is unlikely to trigger a full-blown crisis; it is expected that more signals will emerge after the Spring Festival holiday.

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screenshot_gains

· 8h ago

Here we go again, 74.6 billion. Just hearing this number is exciting. Honestly, someone just can't hold on anymore. JPMorgan's silver short position? I think 99% of it is just rumors. If it were really about to explode, we'd have seen the bodies by now. Let's wait until after the Spring Festival. Anyway, there are too many people shouting "wolf" now, I'm numb.

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AirdropAutomaton

· 9h ago

746 billion is real, but JPMorgan's matter hasn't been confirmed yet, and all kinds of rumors are flying around. Is this going to be the same old story from 2023 again? Wake up, this time the retail investors might get cut first. In my opinion, the real show starts after the Spring Festival. Worrying now is useless. It feels like this wave might break through the bottom, but a false alarm can't be ruled out either. The banks are playing tricks again; let's just sit back and watch the show in the crypto circle.

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rugpull_survivor

· 9h ago

746 billion? Another stunt? The hole from last year hasn't been filled yet, is JPMorgan really about to blow up the order this time?

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ShadowStaker

· 9h ago

nah, 746B in repo facilities screams "someone's bleeding bad rn"... but tbh this feels more like kabuki theater than actual crisis. they'll keep it papered over until after cny anyway. network resilience under stress is the real test here, not jpmorgan's silver shorts lmao

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ZKProofster

· 9h ago

ngl the $746B repo spike screams institutional pain but the veil's still up... technically speaking, if JPM's silver shorts actually imploded we'd see proof in the settlement data, not just speculation. everyone's pattern-matching to 2023 but that's lazy analysis if you ask me

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FallingLeaf

· 9h ago

Here we go again? 74.6 billion? We haven't even recovered from the last bank collapse. If JPMorgan's silver short position really blows up, the crypto world probably won't be spared from the fallout. Anyway, I'm just lying low and waiting to watch the show after the Spring Festival.

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ProofOfNothing

· 9h ago

74.6 billion? That number sounds unsettling, feels like we're about to start playing word games again. JPMorgan's silver short position is really about to explode, and the crypto market will have to follow the plunge again. The drama from last year isn't over yet. We'll see the real story after the Spring Festival. It's too early to say anything now, let's just watch.

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