#2026年比特币价格展望 Just saw a piece of news that’s really worth pondering—Trump publicly stated that inflation data is "performing quite well," while also pressuring Powell to accelerate the pace of rate cuts. The underlying signal chain behind this is actually quite clear.

When inflation data is acknowledged, the public opinion foundation for rate cuts gradually becomes laid out. Once the Federal Reserve truly begins a rate-cutting cycle, the attractiveness of the US dollar will relatively decline, and the pressure for funds to seek yields will drive the inflow into risk assets. Historically, in the early stages of each rate-cut wave, liquidity easing has been the first to push up higher-risk asset classes.

For assets like $BTC and $ETH , what does a loose liquidity environment mean? It means lower funding costs, increased trading activity, and a chain reaction of institutional reallocation enthusiasm. Markets tend to start pricing in these expectations the moment they are established, rather than waiting for policies to be implemented.

From another perspective, if you’re still waiting for a "cheaper price" to enter, you might be missing a key turning point. Such a level of policy signals and market expectation resonance has always been a common background for phase-bottom accumulation.

The current question isn’t whether crypto assets will rise, but when and how much position to take in this cycle.