Last night, a major news broke: the Federal Reserve confirmed the launch of QE+ interest rate cuts in January. With poor economic data, the printing press needs to start running again.
This reminded many seasoned investors of the 2020 cycle, when the introduction of QE caused Bitcoin to surge from $9,000 all the way to $65,000, along with a multitude of altcoins multiplying hundreds or thousands of times. Will history repeat itself? It’s hard to say if the script will be exactly the same, but the underlying market logic remains largely unchanged:
First, the new liquidity will definitely flow preferentially into major market leaders like Bitcoin, lifting the entire market benchmark. Then, as the benchmark price rises, funds will naturally seek out smaller and cheaper tokens—since lower-priced coins and small projects have more room for growth and are more attractive. That’s why every bull market season is accompanied by a "Shanzhai Season," and it’s never just a coincidence.
The current situation might be even more complex than the last cycle: many projects have been actively developing during the bear market, with ongoing technological iterations and expanding applications. Valuations are no longer in the bear market state. As long as liquidity and market sentiment align, the launch could happen even faster than expected.
Those who experienced the last cycle know this well. For those who didn’t, remember one thing: the most painful part of a bull market isn’t the pullback, but missing the opportunity to get on the train.
The liquidity faucet has already been turned on. The question now is: are you prepared in advance, or do you plan to keep watching? How do you lean towards allocating your assets this time?
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SerumSquirrel
· 01-06 10:55
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ArbitrageBot
· 01-05 00:11
Damn, is the script from 2020 about to play out again? I was still hoping to relax and stay low this year...
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First stockpile BTC, I find small coins like PEPE exhausting to watch; the gambling nature is too strong.
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The question is whether now is the right time to enter the market. Feels a bit late?
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Hearing "history repeats itself" makes my ears numb. Every time they say something different, but it’s always the same story.
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QE is coming. Should I clear my positions or add more? That’s the real question.
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Missing the train hits hard. I did oversleep in 2020... This time, I’m going all in.
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A hundredfold increase in small coins sounds great, but the chance of losing everything isn’t low either. Be cautious.
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Liquidity opening ≠ you can make money. Don’t be fooled.
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Hey, why are DOGE and ZEC together? These two have nothing to do with each other.
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Wait, should I buy more BTC now or wait for a pullback? My judgment is collapsing.
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0xInsomnia
· 01-03 14:18
You're right, but I still think PEPE this round is a bit too intense. It feels like fewer and fewer people are passing the baton.
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digital_archaeologist
· 01-03 14:07
Damn, I really made a profit during the 2020 cycle. Now you're pulling this again? I'm really anxious with an empty PEPE position in hand.
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OnchainGossiper
· 01-03 14:02
Really, I didn't buy the dip in 2020, and I'm still regretting it... This time I can't just lie low anymore; I need to buy some BTC to stabilize the fundamentals.
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GateUser-7b078580
· 01-03 13:56
Although, the historical low might really be here this time. Data shows that liquidity is indeed being released... Let's wait and see how much miners eat up.
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Last night, a major news broke: the Federal Reserve confirmed the launch of QE+ interest rate cuts in January. With poor economic data, the printing press needs to start running again.
This reminded many seasoned investors of the 2020 cycle, when the introduction of QE caused Bitcoin to surge from $9,000 all the way to $65,000, along with a multitude of altcoins multiplying hundreds or thousands of times. Will history repeat itself? It’s hard to say if the script will be exactly the same, but the underlying market logic remains largely unchanged:
First, the new liquidity will definitely flow preferentially into major market leaders like Bitcoin, lifting the entire market benchmark. Then, as the benchmark price rises, funds will naturally seek out smaller and cheaper tokens—since lower-priced coins and small projects have more room for growth and are more attractive. That’s why every bull market season is accompanied by a "Shanzhai Season," and it’s never just a coincidence.
The current situation might be even more complex than the last cycle: many projects have been actively developing during the bear market, with ongoing technological iterations and expanding applications. Valuations are no longer in the bear market state. As long as liquidity and market sentiment align, the launch could happen even faster than expected.
Those who experienced the last cycle know this well. For those who didn’t, remember one thing: the most painful part of a bull market isn’t the pullback, but missing the opportunity to get on the train.
The liquidity faucet has already been turned on. The question now is: are you prepared in advance, or do you plan to keep watching? How do you lean towards allocating your assets this time?