2026-01-15 14:20:54

#数字资产市场动态 The curtain has been raised on the global liquidity flood. The US has at least 150 basis points of room to cut interest rates; frankly, there’s no other trick but to inject liquidity. Europe, Japan, and China are all following suit—central banks around the world are expanding their balance sheets, forming a global chessboard.

Fiat currency devaluation has become a certainty. Financial markets will still be crazy for a while longer; this cycle is far from over. In the stock market, before the mid-term elections, it’s unlikely to see too big a wave.

Looking at it from a different perspective—under such a macro background, the liquidity flowing back into the crypto market is an inevitable phenomenon. It’s not a maybe, but an inevitability. The first half of this year was a critical window; the opportunity is right in front of us. How to participate, and how much, depends on individual judgment of this cycle’s depth. $BTC The smart money has long sensed the flavor of this wave.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 5h ago

150 basis points? Sounds like a lot, but you never know until the moment of realization. --- It's a global chess game, but the actions on the domestic side don't seem as urgent as outside reports suggest. --- Is liquidity returning as a certainty? Then why haven't we seen a big influx into the crypto market yet? --- Smart money has sensed it, so what am I as a casual retail investor? Just gambling? --- The devaluation of fiat currency is a settled matter, so why is the money in my hands still so valuable? --- I've been hearing about the window period in the first half of the year for a year now, and it's almost the end of the year haha. --- 150 basis points rate cut room vs. the reality of three steps forward and one step back, that’s quite a gap. --- If the market can't rally before the midterm elections, then what about after? How does this logic connect? --- How much to participate depends on the depth of judgment, but who dares to say their judgment is deep enough? --- Bitcoin has long been sniffed out by smart money; can't we catch up later and realize it's too late?

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MevShadowranger

· 5h ago

This looks fine for now, but I'm just worried it might be all talk and no action. When the time comes to really loosen the policies, it will depend on how the central bank steps in.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 5h ago

Here we go again with this routine? The central bank loosening measures are repeated old tunes, always saying "inevitable" and "opportunity is right in front of us," but what’s the result?

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DefiEngineerJack

· 5h ago

nah ser, this is just macro cope. liquidity flows don't *technically* guarantee btc appreciation—you're conflating monetary expansion with asset demand, which is fundamentally different

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TeaTimeTrader