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Well-known investment firm Fundstrat's co-founder Tom Lee recently shared his outlook for the 2026 market. He believes that the Federal Reserve will adopt a more dovish policy stance next year, and this shift could become a key market driver.
In his view, once the Fed's policy eases, the market will see a regain of confidence. Corporate investment willingness will rebound accordingly, and economic activity will accelerate again. He specifically predicts that the ISM Manufacturing Index is likely to break through the 50 mark, signaling expansion.
For the crypto market, such macro expectations are very important. The Fed's dovish turn usually means liquidity easing, which has historically been a catalyst for risk asset rallies. If corporate confidence can truly be rebuilt, the overall market sentiment will experience a significant recovery.
Is it really true that ISM can break through 50? Can we rely solely on the Fed's moderation?
Confidence is returning, huh? Then I'm ready with my wallet now, waiting for the recovery.
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Fed easing = crypto taking off. I’ve heard this logic countless times... but it’s not guaranteed when the day actually comes.
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ISM dropping below 50? Bro, first check what the number is now before bragging.
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Liquidity easing is indeed a catalyst, but someone has to take the risk. Don’t expect to be the last one holding the bag.
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2026 is still far away. Starting to predict now might be a bit premature, given how many variables there are in the market.
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The dovish shift is good news, no doubt. But I’m just worried it’s another false alarm.
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Corporate investment intentions are rising... but based on what? Has the economic fundamental improved?
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Sounds great, but I feel like it’s just the same old tune—capitalists’ lies.
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If only the easing could make my holdings double, that’s the real key question.
Feels like this story is repeated every year... Liquidity easing, right? But I haven't seen it happen yet.
The dovish shift is indeed exciting, but only if the shift is real. Right now, it's just nonsense.
ISM breaking 50? Okay, then let's wait and see. Anyway, I don't hold much hope.
In crypto, it's all about liquidity. When they ease, we get a chance—simple and straightforward.
Wait, can liquidity easing really boost the coin? Just listen, don't take it seriously.
Manufacturing index breaks 50? Uh... said that last year too, and what was the result?
Tom Lee is indeed perceptive, but macro expectations are the easiest to change. It still depends on where the real liquidity is pouring in
2026... I'm more concerned about whether Bitcoin can surge first next year. By the time the Fed really loosens, the golden era might have already passed
It's not hard for the ISM index to break 50, but the real challenge is whether companies dare to actually invest. These days, everyone is just watching and waiting
In crypto, as long as there's enough money, prices go up. All the talk about fundamentals is just secondary