Based on BTC's trend, Trump's nomination of the Federal Reserve Chair in January is essentially a done deal. The industry generally predicts he will support Haskett, who advocates for loose monetary policy, which is undoubtedly very friendly to risk assets. Currently, it is still in the anticipation stage; the real market movement will only be triggered when the announcement is officially made.
Interestingly, gold and silver prices have surged and then pulled back in the past two days, which precisely indicates that market liquidity is not lacking; the issue is that funds have not yet flowed significantly into the crypto sector. Once the precious metals peak and confirm, funds seeking value for money will find it hard not to turn to the crypto market. This could be a prelude to the next wave of opportunities.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-04 07:41
Hasset's rise might cause mainstream coins to take off
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Still holding back now, waiting for the day of announcement to truly start
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A top in precious metals is the signal; capital flow into crypto is that simple
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Liquidity is not lacking at all, it depends on whether funds are willing to pour in
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The next wave is coming, money from precious metals will definitely flow here
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Easing policies will cause risk assets to rise, crypto can't be left behind
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The decline in gold and silver just proves the point; institutions are still watching
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Once Trump officially confirms, that will be the breakout point
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Funds seeking value for money are watching, just waiting for the top signal
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The anticipation phase is actually the stealth period; the real market hasn't started yet
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HorizonHunter
· 01-04 05:28
Hasset's rise is basically a sure thing, but the real trigger will be on the day of the announcement.
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The peak of precious metals is a signal for crypto; funds need to move somewhere.
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With such abundant liquidity, why are you still on the sidelines... what’s coming will come eventually.
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Wait, do you really believe this wave of market movement will only start after it lands?
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A drop in gold and silver means funds are flowing into the crypto space; the logic is a bit absolute.
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The term "cost performance"... sounds like crypto is on sale or something, haha.
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The easing expectations are already out, it might be a bit late to act now.
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The question is, when will precious metals truly peak? No one can say for sure.
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If liquidity can't spill into the crypto market, then that's a problem.
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Trump's recent policies are indeed favorable for us, but don’t get too optimistic.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 01-03 00:53
Precious metals peak, and funds will pour into the crypto world; the logic makes sense.
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If Hasset takes power, the easing expectations could indeed spark a rally. We'll see how the market reacts when announced in January.
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Liquidity is abundant but not flowing into the crypto space? Just wait and see, that’s a signal.
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The sharp rise and fall of gold and silver are crucial, indicating that money is waiting for the right opportunity.
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The most difficult part is during the anticipation phase; the real excitement begins when things actually materialize.
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It feels like the next wave depends on when precious metals will finally peak.
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When easing policies arrive, risk assets are bound to take off. The question is, when will the market react?
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CryptoPunster
· 01-03 00:53
This wave will only reveal its true nature once it lands; those who get in early are just gambling with a gambler's mentality.
The plunge in gold and silver is just a small splash, indicating that big funds are still watching and not ready to move yet.
The moment precious metals hit their peak is the real starting gun; entering now is just providing liquidity for the main players.
Announce it in January, announce it in January. If I bet five bucks, the market will be completely different by then.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 01-03 00:53
The moment precious metals peak is the real starting point; they are still gathering momentum.
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OffchainOracle
· 01-03 00:49
Where is the capital flowing after the peak of precious metals? Don't you have a clue... This wave indeed has potential.
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-03 00:48
Precious metals have peaked, and funds are flowing into crypto. I agree with this logic.
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ExpectationFarmer
· 01-03 00:29
When precious metals top out, funds have to move into the crypto space—that logic makes sense.
Based on BTC's trend, Trump's nomination of the Federal Reserve Chair in January is essentially a done deal. The industry generally predicts he will support Haskett, who advocates for loose monetary policy, which is undoubtedly very friendly to risk assets. Currently, it is still in the anticipation stage; the real market movement will only be triggered when the announcement is officially made.
Interestingly, gold and silver prices have surged and then pulled back in the past two days, which precisely indicates that market liquidity is not lacking; the issue is that funds have not yet flowed significantly into the crypto sector. Once the precious metals peak and confirm, funds seeking value for money will find it hard not to turn to the crypto market. This could be a prelude to the next wave of opportunities.