2025-12-27 09:50:18

The Federal Reserve's liquidity policy has sparked renewed discussion. In simple terms, ample funding supply means the market is not short of money, which directly boosts risk assets, especially the crypto market.

The most watched in the crypto circle are the mainstream coins—whether Bitcoin can break new highs, and whether high-profile assets like Ethereum and Dogecoin will follow suit. Concepts related to tech giants have also attracted a lot of attention.

But there are two sides to this: abundant liquidity can push asset prices higher, but it may also accumulate inflation risks. For investors, it's both an opportunity and a caution—high-quality assets may enter an upward cycle, but market volatility will also increase.

What do you think? Will the mainstream coins hit new highs first, or will the entire market rise steadily? The performance of #数字资产市场动态 and $ETH is worth close attention.

BTC0,19%

ETH0,15%

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Liquidated_Larry

· 7h ago

Liquidity flooding, no one can escape the top Is this another prelude to a harvest of the little guys? Really Wait, can the mainstream coins hold this time?

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 7h ago

Ample liquidity, just listen and believe, but the real profit still depends on who runs first. --- Dogecoin following the trend? I think it should be the other way around; sometimes small coins can surge first. --- Regarding inflation risk, to put it nicely, it's actually the last frenzy before cutting the leeks. --- Wait, the Federal Reserve's liquidity measures mainly depend on the stock market, right? Is the crypto market really that directly affected? --- Mainstream coins steadily rising? Ha, that phrase sounds dull; when will the market ever be stable? --- No, the concept coins are too deep, I think they are the most worth paying attention to for potential changes. --- The routine of ETH and DOGE following the trend has become tiresome; the question is, who is the true leader in this wave? --- Opportunities and traps are just a news release apart; entering now is basically betting on the Federal Reserve's mood.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 22h ago

ah here we go again... fed printer go brrr and suddenly everyone thinks we're not repeating 2017. *checks historical charts* the pattern recognition screams tulip mania but with more discord servers

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GreenCandleCollector

· 22h ago

Sufficient liquidity = the money-printing machine turning to crypto. We've been playing this game for years. Wait, is this time really different? It feels like every time they talk about opportunities, but after the profit-taking, there's no news. New high for Bitcoin? I'm already tired of it. I'm more interested in when Dogecoin will go up.

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LoneValidator

· 22h ago

Liquidity abundance is the beginning of the roller coaster in the crypto world. Are you ready? Can Dogecoin keep up this time? It feels a bit uncertain. The Federal Reserve is easing monetary policy; we're taking advantage of the opportunity, simple and straightforward. The chosen one BTC will probably take off first; mainstream coins have always been like this. This wave of inflation risk is real; you need to keep some cash for emergencies. Here comes the same argument about abundant liquidity again, claiming steady growth every time, but what’s the result? Small-cap coins are the real dark horses. Why do people always focus on those big-holder coins?

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CoinBasedThinking

· 22h ago

Liquidity easing leads to wild speculation. I'm tired of this routine; ultimately, it depends on who can survive until the end of the bull market.

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