2026-01-11 23:10:12

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There are three subtle trends quietly shifting behind the market recently.

On the Federal Reserve side, seasoned bond traders are already paving the way for 2026. Will the rate cut cycle continue? Short-term government bonds are highly anticipated, and the yield spread may widen, which could significantly impact asset allocation.

Meanwhile, India is tightening its stance on cryptocurrency. The government requires real-time facial recognition, location verification, and bank account binding, along with a hefty 30% tax rate. The space for cross-border transfers and anonymous transactions is being gradually squeezed, which will have a tangible impact on global liquidity.

Another perspective is the energy chess game. The Trump administration and oil interests have initiated new dialogues regarding Venezuela’s energy prospects, and a rebalancing of geopolitical and energy control is underway. This will eventually be reflected in the pricing of commodities and risk assets.

Interest rate expectations, regulatory tightening, and geopolitical tensions—these three threads are intertwined and may reshape market logic over the next 12 months.

What’s your view? Among the three dimensions of interest rates, regulation, and energy, which one is most likely to cause a stir? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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OnchainGossiper

· 14h ago

I think the most heartbreaking wave was in India, where a 30% tax rate directly drove small investors away. In the future, large transfers will have to take detours, and global liquidity indeed needs to be redistributed. --- The energy chess game is actually the most dangerous. Once there are changes in Venezuela, commodities will soar, and cryptocurrencies won't be able to escape either. --- Honestly, I’m not very optimistic about the continuation of the rate cut cycle. The old foxes in the bond market have already started shifting their positions. 2026 will truly be a watershed moment. --- All three lines are shifting, but it feels like the regulatory line is the most direct, squeezing liquidity right under our noses. Other countries might follow India’s lead. --- Wait, isn’t there also the Russia-Ukraine situation? The energy sector is really interconnected; geopolitics is too complex. --- Everyone holding positions now needs to think carefully. In the next 12 months, market logic will really need to be reshaped, and the pricing logic of risk assets will have to change completely. --- The Federal Reserve is really laying out the game for 2026. What does the widening of short-term Treasury yields mean? It means the cost of long-term capital is rising.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 14h ago

India's 30% tax rate is really crazy, pushing people to move to overseas chains... The stricter the regulations, the higher the DEX trading volume, it's hilarious.

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GasFeeBarbecue

· 14h ago

India's 30% tax rate on Napo is really outrageous. This will require a reallocation of global liquidity... Feels like regulation is the harshest line.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 14h ago

That 30% tax rate in India is really harsh, directly discouraging retail investors. Regulation is the most painful part; no matter how much interest rates and energy fluctuate, there's still some hedging, but when the government tightens liquidity, there's no way out at all.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 14h ago

ngl india's 30% tax is gonna be the real liquidation trigger here... seen this movie before in 2022, regulatory clamps always hit liquidity first. watch your health factors fam, margin calls incoming when flows dry up like this 💀

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NFTregretter

· 14h ago

India's move is really impressive, with a 30% tax rate and facial recognition. This is pushing retail investors to the limit. I feel this line has the greatest impact.

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