2026-01-14 00:41:18

#密码资产动态追踪 I just saw a news report that I couldn't hold back: a top political figure publicly stated that inflation data is "performing well," and even hinted in public that the central bank should consider cutting interest rates.

You need to understand the significance of this statement:

Official recognition of inflation data ➜ paving the way for a rate cut consensus
Political pressure on the central bank ➜ signaling that liquidity will be released earlier
Once the rate cut is implemented ➜, the dollar will flow from the bond market into risk assets
For the crypto market ➜, this is a classic sign of the beginning of a bull market

In simple terms, the faucet has already been turned on, the wind is brewing, and the rocket is ready to ignite. Assets like $BTC and $ETH, which are top assets, historically react significantly whenever they encounter such macro environments.

I have already started to reassess my position allocation and adjusted some risk exposures. Some people are still hoping for "lower prices," but with such macro signals in front of us, missing out would truly be a regret.

When liquidity cycles upward, the biggest test is not technical analysis, but sensitivity to the overall trend.

BTC2,89%

ETH5,02%

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StakeOrRegret

· 10h ago

Wait, the rate cut expectations are so strong? Those still waiting for the bottom might be about to miss out.

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GasFeeCryBaby

· 10h ago

Hey, I already said not to wait for the bottom. Is it still not too late to regret now? --- Another story of "I got in early." Let's see if it can come true. --- The expectation of interest rate cuts does have some substance, but it feels like every time it's shouted... --- I'll just ask one question: if it really happens, can we hold on? History tells me the answer is very painful. --- The most vulnerable time for a bubble is often when it's brewing; don't be too optimistic, everyone. --- Is this time different from the previous times? I have a feeling of déjà vu. --- Liquidity coming in is actually more dangerous; retail investors are always the ones to buy at high prices. --- Alright, I've also rebalanced my portfolio, betting on the macro trend. Anyway, sideways trading is also annoying.

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ParanoiaKing

· 10h ago

Wait, will interest rate cuts really directly boost the crypto market? It seems like every time it's said, but the results often prove otherwise.

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AltcoinHunter

· 10h ago

It's another story of "rocket ready to ignite." I've heard it too many times haha, but this wave definitely has some macro fundamentals, I have to admit. Wait, do political figures imply that lowering interest rates can lead to a bull market? Why do I feel like a few links are missing in this logical chain... Honestly, I've been pondering about adjusting my positions too, but listening to "missed out and you'll regret it" is just talk, don't get caught in the trap. In times like these, it's better to stay calm. Historical data looks good, but every wave has people bullish at high levels and then cutting losses... I'm one of those people. The concept of liquidity cycles is a clear and insightful comment, much better than those retail investors who talk only about technicals.

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GateUser-ccc36bc5

· 10h ago

The interest rate cut shoe is about to drop, let's see who will still be shouting "it can go lower" then.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 10h ago

ngl the liquidity mechanics here are textbook—capital flowing from duration risk into volatility is just efficient value extraction in motion. but let's be real, the opportunity cost of waiting for "lower prices" while this macro thesis validates is pretty brutal when you run the numbers.

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