#数字资产市场洞察 🔥The Bank of England is about to cut interest rates, and the global liquidity turning point has already appeared



Following the Federal Reserve's first rate cut, more central banks are stepping in. Market data indicates that the Bank of England is very likely to announce a rate cut this Thursday—expected to be 25 basis points. And the implications behind this go far beyond a single policy adjustment.

💡 Key Observation Points

Market pricing has almost fully digested the expectation of a rate cut by the Bank of England, while also betting on further easing space until the end of 2026. This is not an isolated decision by a single central bank but a synchronized shift in monetary policy among major global economies—a true "tap" linkage is unfolding.

When major forces like the Federal Reserve, Bank of England, and European Central Bank all turn to easing, what does it mean? Ample liquidity begins flowing into the market. Risk assets such as stocks, bonds, commodities, and even cryptocurrencies are expected to benefit from this. The macro environment's "tailwind" is brewing.

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What do you think about this wave of global rate cuts? How will it change the growth logic of the crypto market? Feel free to share your views below.
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GasWranglervip
· 12-17 08:20
nah, analyzing the data here... 25bps is honestly just band-aid economics. if you dig into the actual mempool metrics, the real play isn't liquidity flooding in—it's rate expectations compressing inefficiently across the curve. btc/eth correlation data suggests market's already priced this in three weeks back. sub-optimal thesis imo
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TokenStormvip
· 12-17 08:11
On-chain data shows that big institutions are bottom-fishing in this wave, but I bet retail investors are about to get cut again. Anyway, I've seen through it long ago.
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GasGuzzlervip
· 12-17 08:08
I've been waiting for this signal all along. As soon as the faucet opens, crypto takes off. This time, it really feels like it's coming. We all know where the money is flowing. Honestly, instead of guessing the rate cut magnitude, it's better to see if BTC will break new highs directly. Everything else is just talk. I'm done, now we have to watch the central banks play relay races. Liquidity overflow will be the end of it. People still hesitating should wake up. Once this easing cycle starts, there's no escaping.
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OneBlockAtATimevip
· 12-17 08:01
Here it comes again, central banks one after another easing liquidity, now the crypto circle is getting excited. Sheesh, finally waiting for this moment, the liquidity turning point has really arrived. 25 basis points may not sound like much, but multiplied by the major central banks worldwide, it's a different story... a feeling of flooding the market. But on the other hand, will this be another false alarm this time, with rate cuts landing and causing a market crash? Everyone is waiting for the Bank of England this Thursday, it feels like the market has already priced it in, good news is all bad news? Mainstream cryptocurrencies are gearing up, just waiting for the easing policy to hit the accelerator. Will there still be more easing in 2026? Then there's room to cut further, steady and improving.
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UnluckyLemurvip
· 12-17 08:00
Really? Can a wave of interest rate cuts save the crypto world? I feel like this theory is always being talked about every year. It's about liquidity again, and favorable winds. Only when prices really rise do they say they saw it coming all along.
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