2026-01-09 01:10:26

#密码资产动态追踪 The latest signals released by the Federal Reserve have sparked intense market attention—potentially a cumulative 150 basis points of rate cuts by 2026. This magnitude far exceeds previous expectations and has caught many by surprise. Once easing policies are truly implemented, abundant liquidity usually shifts toward risk assets, and cryptocurrencies are inevitably affected by the spillover effects.

Looking back at historical records can reveal the clues. The rally from 2020 to 2021 was indeed driven by a low-interest-rate environment that gave the crypto market a strong boost. So now, everyone is pondering: will leading assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum experience another wave? Do tracks like Solana, AI concept coins, and RWA have a chance to rise with the trend?

That said, the process is often more complicated than imagined. Economic data fluctuations and short-term market adjustments won't disappear, and there are uncertainties whether the rate cut cycle can proceed as scheduled. Instead of blindly going all-in, it's better to maintain core holdings while keeping some ammunition to respond to possible pullbacks or sudden market surges.

If the rate cuts in 2026 truly materialize month by month, the macro environment's support for the crypto market shouldn't be too bad—provided patience is maintained and a steady mindset is kept.

BTC0,7%

ETH0,41%

SOL2,97%

RWA-1,96%

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MetaverseLandlady

· 21h ago

150bp sounds pretty attractive, but the Federal Reserve has said many nice things, ultimately it still needs to be implemented. Wait, is this the same old pattern repeating? I feel like every time they say next time will be like 20 years ago, but the results are never quite the same. Forget about going all in on this, I’d rather hold onto BTC and sleep peacefully, while trying out other side projects.

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fomo_fighter

· 01-10 19:07

150 basis points sound pretty aggressive, but let's see when it actually happens. The Federal Reserve talks too much.

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GasBankrupter

· 01-09 01:40

150bp sounds pretty aggressive, but let's see when it actually happens. Wait, can Solana keep up with this wave? It's always "patience is key," I just want to know who can really wait. I missed the wave in 2020, I can't afford to miss it this time. The rate cut thing always feels like just talk. Core holdings + keeping some powder dry, easy to say, hard to do. If liquidity flows into risk assets, should I increase my position in these coins? Is the RWA track really hot or just hype? The Federal Reserve has made so many statements, believe it or not, I only half believe it.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 01-09 01:40

If I had known it would be so fierce in 2026, I would have been better off. Now I’m just kicking myself. If I hadn’t been liquidated in 2021... never mind, don’t mention it. 150 basis points sound impressive, but has it really been implemented? Who can say for sure? It’s the same all-in rhetoric. The last time I heard this kind of talk, my wallet was still full. As for macroeconomic support and all that, let’s wait until it really drops. I’ve already learned my lesson.

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NFTHoarder

· 01-09 01:36

150bp sounds good, but can it really be implemented? I've heard the Fed's rhetoric so many times before. Wait, is RWA being overestimated, or did I misunderstand? Instead of waiting for rate cuts, it's better to think about which projects truly have fundamentals. I've already been holding Bitcoin for a while; now it's just a matter of whether ETH can break its previous high. The expectation of rate cuts is the most虚 (vague/illusory), but anyway, I’ve kept some bullets. 2026 is still early; how many pitfalls will there be along the way?

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BlockchainDecoder

· 01-09 01:25

According to research, the 2020-2021 cycle is fundamentally different from the current macro environment, and historical patterns cannot be simply applied. 150bp sounds like a lot, but the actual implementation depends on inflation data and market sentiment, with too many variables. Instead of waiting for easing, it's better to look at the technological updates and ecosystem development of various public chains, as these are the long-term supports.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 01-09 01:22

150 basis points? This time the Federal Reserve really wants to loosen monetary policy. The question is whether they can deliver on time.

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