Everyone is watching the pace of interest rate cuts, but honestly, what really matters is whether the Federal Reserve will restart quantitative easing.
Think about it—once they start buying short-term debt, it means injecting real money into the market. Whether it's the stock market or the crypto space, that's the genuine benefit of hard cash.
To put it simply—it's not about the interest rate dropping by a few tenths; the key is whether the money supply will expand. For assets like ETH to take off, they still rely on liquidity—the fresh flow of funds. Without additional capital, a bull market simply can't gain momentum.
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Deconstructionist
· 12-10 11:45
Injecting liquidity is the real logic; we're already tired of the interest rate cut routine.
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AirdropDreamer
· 12-10 11:38
Injecting liquidity is the core, everyone has got it wrong. Interest rate cuts? Those are just smoke and mirrors.
Where does real money come from? Listen carefully—money supply. This is the real factor that determines bull or bear markets.
ETH is waiting, just for this wave of liquidity to pour in.
Everyone is watching the pace of interest rate cuts, but honestly, what really matters is whether the Federal Reserve will restart quantitative easing.
Think about it—once they start buying short-term debt, it means injecting real money into the market. Whether it's the stock market or the crypto space, that's the genuine benefit of hard cash.
To put it simply—it's not about the interest rate dropping by a few tenths; the key is whether the money supply will expand. For assets like ETH to take off, they still rely on liquidity—the fresh flow of funds. Without additional capital, a bull market simply can't gain momentum.