The Federal Reserve's policy focus has shifted from inflation to employment, and this signal is very important. Historically, every such turning point has been accompanied by a significant increase in liquidity, and funds naturally seek risk assets as an outlet. As a highly volatile sector, the crypto market often becomes the first to attract attention.
Interestingly, Meme coins and similar assets have indeed been accumulating momentum recently. Many analysts believe that the community attributes and hot topics of these coins tend to trigger market reactions in an environment of ample liquidity. The Dogecoin project related to Trump has gathered considerable community enthusiasm and cross-sector attention. In terms of market capitalization, there is still room for growth.
Of course, all these are based on macro expectations and projections. The market has always been uncertain, and everyone should make judgments based on their own risk tolerance. The positioning now versus two years from now could lead to completely different outcomes. The key is to understand the logic, not to be driven by FOMO.
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BrokeBeans
· 22h ago
Liquidity growth = funds finding an exit. The logic makes sense, but I still haven't filled the hole left by LUNA.
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-14 23:10
When liquidity arrives, it's time to buy the dip. The problem is, we have to survive until that day.
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GweiObserver
· 12-13 05:48
Liquidity shifts to risk assets; I've heard this logic too many times. Those who truly make money are actually the ones who don't follow the conventional rules.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 12-12 17:03
Fed shifts focus to employment? That just means more money printing. In plain English, it's still a liquidity game; funds will find a place to go. Cryptocurrency is just the easiest target to harvest.
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PumpAnalyst
· 12-12 14:30
Huh, the Federal Reserve turning to employment? That's a signal to loosen monetary policy, and funds will definitely flow into risk assets.
Look at those three coins of LUNA, to put it nicely, they’re "accumulating potential energy"; to be blunt, they’re just waiting for the whales to pump.
The meme coin community is indeed hot, but don’t be blinded by FOMO. Historically, these "last chance to buy in" moments are just preludes to getting chopped up.
Ample liquidity is a good thing, but not all coins can benefit from it. The key is whether the technicals and support levels hold.
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I don’t understand this article; is it just hyping up certain projects?
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No matter how beautifully it’s said, the fact remains that this is gambling. Risk control always comes first.
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I’ve seen enough Trump-related concept coins; they keep getting sliced round after round. When will the retail investors wake up?
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The Federal Reserve has indeed changed its tone, but that doesn’t mean LUNA or USTC can turn around. Don’t confuse the logic.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 12-12 14:29
Haha, talking about LUNA again? Haven't you learned from the last lesson?
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MetaverseLandlady
· 12-12 14:28
Liquidity is coming, right? It reminds me of our previous conversation... Can LUNA really turn things around this time? I still feel it's a bit uncertain.
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tokenomics_truther
· 12-12 14:27
I've heard the logic of liquidity overflow too many times, and what’s the result? Still a mess.
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ChainDoctor
· 12-12 14:26
Liquidity easing is back again. It happens every time like this, and funds have to find a place to go.
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ThreeHornBlasts
· 12-12 14:07
Liquidity is coming, but I'm really scared of the LUNA pitfall.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $LUNA $LUNC $USTC——These three cryptocurrencies have recently attracted attention.
The Federal Reserve's policy focus has shifted from inflation to employment, and this signal is very important. Historically, every such turning point has been accompanied by a significant increase in liquidity, and funds naturally seek risk assets as an outlet. As a highly volatile sector, the crypto market often becomes the first to attract attention.
Interestingly, Meme coins and similar assets have indeed been accumulating momentum recently. Many analysts believe that the community attributes and hot topics of these coins tend to trigger market reactions in an environment of ample liquidity. The Dogecoin project related to Trump has gathered considerable community enthusiasm and cross-sector attention. In terms of market capitalization, there is still room for growth.
Of course, all these are based on macro expectations and projections. The market has always been uncertain, and everyone should make judgments based on their own risk tolerance. The positioning now versus two years from now could lead to completely different outcomes. The key is to understand the logic, not to be driven by FOMO.