2025-12-18 11:22:39

The Federal Reserve has started to loosen monetary policy again.

Comparing it to the operation in October 2019—monthly $60 billion in Treasury repurchases, you can check how fierce the Nasdaq's rise was at that time. The current pace is about $40 billion per month, which is essentially a form of QE, just not explicitly stated.

Those analysts who keep claiming that interest rate hikes in the Japanese yen will trigger massive market shocks—it's time to wake up. How do real economists interpret this? Search for professional opinions and you'll see—some crypto analysts are several levels apart in their understanding, not even on the same level.

The macro environment is clear, and the expectations for the long-term cycle are already adjusting. A bull market will come—this is not a guess, but a logical deduction.

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GasFeeCryer

· 2025-12-21 11:23

It's really ridiculous that there are still people who can't see the point shaving so clearly.

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WhaleSurfer

· 2025-12-20 18:08

I clearly remember the wave in 2019; the Nasdaq was soaring like crazy. Now, with this 40 billion monthly, calling it a disguised QE is being too polite. Some analysts really need to get their brains washed. The perspectives of professional experts are completely different. Whether the logic can be deduced or not, I just want to know when it can truly pick up.

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LiquidationTherapist

· 2025-12-18 20:51

Here we go again, QE's disguise trick. I saw that wave in 2019. The current 40 billion pace is indeed moderate, but it’s relentless. The slow-cooking frog tactic is really clever. Wait, are those "analysts" in the crypto circle still hyping the Japanese Yen? Laughs. The central bank’s operations are on a completely different level. What are they even comparing here? The bull market logic chain is laid out right here, and it can’t be refuted. It’s just that the timing needs to be waited on a bit longer, don’t be too impatient. --- But speaking of which, how much longer can this liquidity injection cycle last? Has the inflation problem over in the US really been solved? Feels a bit like a face slap. --- It's a common topic. Every time, they say the bull market is coming, but what’s the reality? The capital flow is indeed shifting, but where the real incremental growth will come from is still a question. --- The details are correct, the logical framework is correct, but there are always variables at the execution level. Macro projections don’t equal market reality, brother.

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BearWhisperGod

· 2025-12-18 11:31

Just print money if you want, after all, this thing is just what I make a living from. This time really feels different, the rhythm has changed. I missed the boat in 2019, if I miss it again this time, my blood pressure will skyrocket.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 2025-12-18 11:31

yo not this "bull market is inevitable" narrative again... remember 2022? watched too many positions get liquidated betting on macro "logic" lol

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BlockchainFries

· 2025-12-18 11:25

The wave in 2019 was really intense. Now this operation is essentially a form of QE, just not explicitly stated. Wait, is the bull market really coming? Why do I still feel a bit anxious? Those analysts in the crypto circle are indeed a bit off, missing several dimensions. The Federal Reserve's tricks are played very skillfully. The logic of the bull market has been deduced, and hearing this, I start to believe it a little.

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