#加密生态动态追踪 Recently, an analyst has proposed an interesting perspective: the crypto market may face pressure in 2026. The reason is actually straightforward—this year, countries have released liquidity, boosting the US stock market, European stocks, gold, and even the entire crypto market. But nothing comes for free, and this cycle of interest rate cuts is nearing its end.

By next year, interest rates will have stabilized. Europe and the US are likely to maintain current rates or even consider rate hikes. Once the "water tap" of liquidity is tightened, the momentum of funds will significantly weaken. What does this imply? Bitcoin may retreat from its current high to around $70,000, and Ethereum could also fall toward $2,000.

From a trading perspective, the analyst’s advice is: those who are long can consider shorting on rebounds, while short-term traders should stay flexible. If there's a substantial rebound, they can lightly enter with lower leverage short positions—even if temporarily trapped, there's no need to panic; patience and waiting for the market to fall back can lead to profits.

Overall, in 2026, the lack of a loose environment to support the market suggests that the crypto market is likely to enter a correction cycle.