#加密生态动态追踪 Will the crypto market usher in a major rally in 2026? The Fed's actions have sparked plenty of imagination.
With interest rates remaining high and banks facing liquidity pressures, the Federal Reserve is quietly purchasing $40 billion worth of government bonds each month to ease market stress. These funds will eventually flow into the market—it's only a matter of time.
Why is this happening? In simple terms, the current state of the U.S. economy is not very optimistic—companies are cutting jobs, growth momentum is weak, and unemployment data is rising. Under these circumstances, the Fed has little confidence to continue tightening policies.
But the question is: does releasing liquidity necessarily boost the crypto market? Not necessarily so simple. Historical experience shows that during the initial phase of easing policies, markets often pull back due to uncertainty. Afterwards, capital flows follow a pattern—first into large-cap assets, then into mid-sized ones, and finally spreading into the crypto space. So, a true rally requires patience and waiting.
Next year, the Fed's decision-makers might adjust their stance, with clearer policy directions. Coupled with gradually releasing liquidity, these factors could resonate and create opportunities in the market.
Currently, the real opportunity is a rebound. Many altcoins have already fallen to extreme levels, and the longer the market remains suppressed, the greater the potential for a rebound. The key is to identify the right entry points and wait for signals of certainty.
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AllTalkLongTrader
· 12h ago
It's the same old story again, liquidity will eventually flow into the crypto space? Bro, I've heard this logic too many times.
First, dump the market and then hype up expectations. How many times do I have to fall for this trick before I learn?
Altcoin rebound? Wait, to me, it looks like an opportunity for those who are lying in wait to pick up the pieces.
The Federal Reserve's liquidity injections? Sure, but by the time it reaches us, they've already taken the meat and we're left with the broth.
Certainty signals? Laughable. Where does certainty come from in the crypto world? It's all gambler's psychology.
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DegenWhisperer
· 14h ago
The Federal Reserve's liquidity injections may not necessarily save the crypto market; history has shown this... First crash, then rise—this pattern can't be avoided.
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0xDreamChaser
· 12-15 07:47
Wait, the Federal Reserve is printing 40 billion a month? It'll take until the Year of the Monkey and the Horse for it to reach us.
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MemeEchoer
· 12-15 07:46
Here we go again with this rhetoric, a big market cycle in 2026? I think we should wait and see; the flow of funds does follow some patterns.
Altcoins have good rebound opportunities, but it depends on the timing—don't get greedy and blindly buy in.
The Federal Reserve's easing sounds good, but when it’s our turn in the crypto world, it’ll be too late, just like how chrysanthemums wither early—history repeats itself.
Wait, can 2026 really be the year? I feel like we still need to bide our time for a few more years.
I don’t trust you; every time you say there’s a chance, it ends up with everyone getting chopped up like leeks.
Liquidity release is real, but by the time it hits altcoins, the institutions probably already drained everything.
Finding the right timing is crucial, but the question is—who has really found it? Anyway, I haven't.
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SmartContractDiver
· 12-15 07:45
The Federal Reserve is secretly printing money, the crypto world will have to wait a bit longer, I have to admit I buy into this logic.
Altcoins are all crashing, but the rebound potential is indeed there, it all depends on who can step in at the right moment.
2026 market cycle? To be honest, I still have no confidence; policies are too unpredictable.
Big funds are leaving first, and we will always be the bag holders—it's a familiar story.
Let's wait and see, if liquidity truly gets released, the crypto market could go wild.
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OnchainDetective
· 12-15 07:44
You're repeating this again, can we really wait 26 years? I think it's doubtful.
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It's true that fund flows have patterns, but retail investors can't wait that long.
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Altcoin rebound? Ha, finding the right timing is even harder than finding the right partner.
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The Federal Reserve's easing is a fact, but the money won't really flow into the crypto circle for a few months. Don't be too optimistic.
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Waiting for a definitive signal? By the time the signal comes, the money will already be gone.
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Instead of waiting until next year, it's better to make some quick profits from volatility now.
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Will liquidity eventually flow into crypto? I think most of it will be drawn away by the stock market first.
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Is the rebound elastic enough? I fear it's being firmly suppressed and can't bounce back.
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DYORMaster
· 12-15 07:44
Here we go again talking about the Fed's money printing? Sounds nice, but when it actually hits the crypto circle, we'll have to wait until the Year of the Monkey or the Horse.
I think instead of waiting to buy the big cake, it's better to pick a few heavily fallen altcoins now to bottom out. The rebound flexibility might come faster than relying on policies.
The Federal Reserve's actions are so frequent, indeed they are saving the market, and I agree with that, but don't overestimate its direct pulling power on the crypto circle.
Where liquidity finally flows to still depends on how capital chooses, and it might not necessarily be us.
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 12-15 07:39
nah the cascade of capital allocation you're describing really does mirror that post-digital moment where everything's waiting for permission from the macro gods... kind of aesthetic, actually. the compression phase before the release.
#加密生态动态追踪 Will the crypto market usher in a major rally in 2026? The Fed's actions have sparked plenty of imagination.
With interest rates remaining high and banks facing liquidity pressures, the Federal Reserve is quietly purchasing $40 billion worth of government bonds each month to ease market stress. These funds will eventually flow into the market—it's only a matter of time.
Why is this happening? In simple terms, the current state of the U.S. economy is not very optimistic—companies are cutting jobs, growth momentum is weak, and unemployment data is rising. Under these circumstances, the Fed has little confidence to continue tightening policies.
But the question is: does releasing liquidity necessarily boost the crypto market? Not necessarily so simple. Historical experience shows that during the initial phase of easing policies, markets often pull back due to uncertainty. Afterwards, capital flows follow a pattern—first into large-cap assets, then into mid-sized ones, and finally spreading into the crypto space. So, a true rally requires patience and waiting.
Next year, the Fed's decision-makers might adjust their stance, with clearer policy directions. Coupled with gradually releasing liquidity, these factors could resonate and create opportunities in the market.
Currently, the real opportunity is a rebound. Many altcoins have already fallen to extreme levels, and the longer the market remains suppressed, the greater the potential for a rebound. The key is to identify the right entry points and wait for signals of certainty.