2025-12-27 08:40:19

#美联储降息预期升温 The end-of-year market trend this time is indeed different. Major institutions are secretly positioning themselves, while retail investors are still on the sidelines—familiar tactics.

Ethereum is worth paying attention to; its upgrade roadmap is becoming clearer, and the ecosystem infrastructure is steadily advancing. The $ETH at $12,000 is no longer news. How about the performance of $BTC and $BNB? They are dancing to their respective rhythms.

On the macro level, the rising expectation of Federal Reserve rate cuts is a key signal, and the liquidity environment is gradually improving. Short-term volatility is inevitable, but the long-term logic remains intact. The question is—are you truly optimistic about this market trend, or is it just FOMO acting up? That’s the most important question to ask yourself.

ETH0.36%

BTC0.59%

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0xTherapist

· 6h ago

Retail investors have been cut again. Who will survive until the end of the year this time? Institutions have already jumped on board, and we're still debating whether to chase. This wave of ETH does have some potential, but is 12,000 really worth it? I'm not sure. FOMO really is the biggest enemy. I admit I've fallen for it too.

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NFTBlackHole

· 6h ago

Large institutions are again manipulating the market, and we're just waiting to pick up the pieces. --- ETH broke 12000 and started hyping, what’s the current price now? I forgot. --- It sounds nice, but it’s really just following FOMO. Don’t fool yourself. --- Expectations of rate cuts have made everyone active again. I’ve seen this trick many times. --- Long-term logic? Let’s survive the short-term fluctuations first, haha. --- Improved liquidity sounds great, but in the end, the money still ends up in the big players’ pockets. --- Is BTC and BNB dancing to their own rhythm? No, retail investors are just being cut as they follow the rhythm. --- The problem is most people can’t tell whether they are optimistic or just FOMO. Me too. --- ETH at 12000 is really no longer news; the news is when it will return to 9000.

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StableGenius

· 6h ago

nah see this is where everyone gets it wrong... the fed signal is just noise if you're not actually tracking the protocol fundamentals. eth at 12k is priced in already, empirically speaking. what matters is whether the infrastructure can actually handle the volume when retail finally fomo's in. spoiler: it can't, as predicted.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 6h ago

Data shows that every time interest rate cut expectations heat up, retail FOMO entry rates soar, and then... you all know the result. The phrase "big institutions' layout" has been heard too many times. Ironically, the people who say this are often the last to know. ETH 12000? Objectively speaking, this price has never been determined by technology; liquidity improvement is just an excuse.

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WagmiAnon

· 6h ago

Big institutions are again harvesting profits, I've seen this routine so many times before. ETH 12000 is not surprising; the key is whether it can stay stable. Basically, it depends on whether you truly believe or are just afraid of missing out. Retail investors are always one step behind institutions, that's the reality. The rising expectation of interest rate cuts is just hype, don't take it seriously. Long-term logic? Let's survive this wave first, then talk. BTC is dancing, and I'm losing money, thanks.

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