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#数字资产市场动态 Will a policy shift trigger a new round of market rallies?
Recently, the market has been buzzing about a core topic: the future direction of interest rate policies. If an aggressive rate cut cycle truly begins in 2026, what does it mean for the entire asset market?
From a macro perspective, a significant decline in interest rates will directly reduce borrowing costs. Corporate financing becomes cheaper, liquidity in the stock market increases, and even the cryptocurrency market may experience liquidity expansion—this is repeatedly confirmed by historical patterns. Major coins like $ETH, $ZEC, and $DOGE often have revaluation opportunities during loose monetary cycles.
However, there are several details worth noting:
▸ Clarification of the time frame—markets are already pricing in this expectation in advance
▸ The tone of the policy signals is clearly hawkish—not a gentle adjustment, but a possible policy abrupt turn
▸ The current environment is characterized by years of high interest rates—the magnitude of reversal depends on the degree of change
Historically, each interest rate cutting cycle has triggered re-pricing of asset prices. But equally, the inflationary pressures and exchange rate fluctuations brought by policy shifts should not be overlooked.
The question now is: are you planning to adjust your positions in advance or continue to observe? Do you see this as merely political posturing or as a certainty-driven opportunity?
See you in the comments section, where we will analyze the wealth logic for the next two years together.