#数字资产生态回暖 $ETH $JELLYJELLY $pippin



Christmas is coming, and will this year's market performance be as strong as in previous years?

The key point is here—the Federal Reserve's rate cuts continue, and the cost of funds is decreasing. More importantly, the balance sheet reduction officially stopped on December 1st, and the "technical expansion of the balance sheet" has already been initiated. What does this mean? Liquidity is improving, and the funding environment is becoming more relaxed.

From this perspective, there is indeed room for imagination moving forward. The combination of a rate cut cycle + balance sheet expansion + ample liquidity—can this set of measures bring about a market rebound?

What are your thoughts? Feel free to share your judgment on the current market conditions.
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MentalWealthHarvestervip
· 12-13 12:37
Expanding the table launch? Sounds great, but how much this wave can rise is hard to say. It feels like just another pie in the sky for the retail investors.
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not_your_keysvip
· 12-13 12:35
Interest rate cuts + balance sheet expansion sound good, but I'll wait and see. I said the same thing last year. However, regarding liquidity abundance, we really need to pay attention to ETH's movements. The Christmas rally, huh? Every time it's hyped up, the result is always a harvest. The supposed technical balance sheet expansion? It still feels more like a paper article. Let's see how the US stock market reacts before making any moves. Don't get caught up in the hype.
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unrekt.ethvip
· 12-13 12:19
Expanding the balance sheet means you have to get on board immediately; if you haven't caught the wave of liquidity, you'll lose out. --- The Federal Reserve is playing its cards well; only when they pause the balance sheet reduction do we get a chance to breathe. We're still optimistic about a rally by the end of the year. --- Honestly, how is the jellyjelly project? If liquidity remains loose, can it take off? --- Wait, can expanding the balance sheet truly save the market? We've heard this rhetoric before last year... --- The combination of interest rate cuts + balance sheet expansion is indeed tempting, but those who entered now have been cut once or twice already; who still dares to go all in? --- Is there a high probability that pippin and ETH will start simultaneously, or should we stick with leading projects... --- The Christmas rebound is a traditional routine, but this year the retail investors aren't as easy to fleece, haha.
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GasFeeLadyvip
· 12-13 12:17
ngl this fed expansion play hits different when you're actually watching the gwei chart... been timing entries like my life depends on it lol. that liquidity flood could slap hard but gonna wait for the optimal window, not chasing any pumps rn fr fr
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