2025-12-30 12:00:45

#数字资产市场动态 Federal Reserve Chair Change, New Opportunities for the Crypto World

The Trump team plans to announce the new Federal Reserve Chair in January, with many key candidates supporting aggressive rate cuts. The fate of Powell is about to be decided, but more importantly— the new leadership's stance on monetary policy is reshaping market expectations.

What does a rate cut mean? Lower funding costs and abundant liquidity. In this environment, traditional investors will seek higher yields, and digital assets naturally become the focus. Coupled with regulatory framework improvements driven by supporters, industry compliance uncertainties will be significantly reduced, sending a strong signal to institutional investors.

Against the backdrop of global loose monetary policy, the expectation of increased dollar liquidity has become a fact. At this stage, assets with anti-inflation properties like $BTC and $ETH are beginning to demonstrate their true value anchors.

Market windows are often fleeting. When policy and liquidity move in the same direction, market reactions tend to be the most direct.

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StopLossMaster

· 23h ago

As soon as the expectation of interest rate cuts emerges, funds will inevitably find an exit. This wave is indeed a bit different. --- Wait, will there really be a rate cut? Feels like the slogan has been shouted for a long time. --- BTC and ETH resisting inflation? Wake up, these two are also playing games with the dollar. --- The window period is fleeting? I've heard this phrase for three years, aren't you numb yet? --- Institutional funds only believe it when they actually enter the market. Right now, it's all just short-seller calls. --- Rate cuts = printing money = asset bubbles, in the end, it's still the retail investors who suffer. --- We'll see about the new chairman taking office; it's a bit early to draw conclusions now. --- Optimizing the compliance framework sounds good, but I'm afraid it might just be a passing trend. --- We've seen many favorable policies; without liquidity entering the market, it's all in vain. --- Inflation resistance? Ha, we've already forgotten how much it fell in the past two years.

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HashBrownies

· 23h ago

Will institutional funds really flow in when interest rates are cut? I doubt it; history always repeats itself. --- I've heard about the window period for three years, but I still haven't seen a real big surge. --- Is it just about Powell stepping down? We still need to see if the new chair is really a tough player. --- Ample liquidity and rising coin prices are two different things; don't get caught being a victim of the trap. --- BTC's inflation hedge attribute has been hyped for so long, but at critical moments, it still falls along with risk assets. --- The idea that institutions are entering the market is heard every bull market, and retail investors have been cut repeatedly each time. --- The real opportunity is right there; why does it still look like it's struggling at the bottom? --- Does the new Federal Reserve Chair support rate cuts? Then retail investors should be even more cautious; this is often the time to trap people.

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OfflineNewbie

· 23h ago

Interest rate cuts? Isn't that just capital looking for an exit? The crypto circle really has a chance this time --- Powell stepping down, the new chair supporting aggressive rate cuts, I understand this signal --- Wait, will institutions really jump in massively, or is this just another routine to cut leeks again --- We've heard the argument that BTC fights inflation too many times, but the key is when will it truly take off --- Ample liquidity = funds scrambling for returns, the crypto space is indeed a good place, but the question is how long can it rise --- Is the regulatory framework optimization reliable? Feels like every time it's said, but nothing really changes --- The window of opportunity is fleeting, indeed, gotta hop on quickly, I'm overwhelmed --- Is it a bit late to enter now? Feels like big players have already started their布局

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TooScaredToSell

· 12-30 12:03

The rate cut is here, and institutions should also start entering the market. This wave of liquidity is truly different. Wait, is Powell really leaving? Can BTC still stay stable? It's nice to call it a window period, but bluntly, it's just a time to harvest the chives. With abundant liquidity, what does it matter? My wallet is still empty. Regulatory optimization sounds good, but I'm just afraid it's all talk and no action. Is this really the bottom this time, or just another trick? BTC's anti-inflation property? I haven't seen it during a rally.

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