The signal of interest rate cuts released by the Federal Reserve has ignited market expectations for liquidity. The real question now is not whether the water will come, but where this round of incremental funds will go — will they choose long-term allocation or short-term trading?



From a macro cycle perspective, policy liquidity turning points often reshape the asset allocation landscape. As a highly sensitive asset class, the crypto market tends to be the first to reflect capital flows. The key now is to determine whether this round of funds is entering a strategic deployment phase or just a short-term trading opportunity. This decision influences your position strategy and risk management approach. It is recommended to pay attention to the pace of subsequent policy implementation and changes in on-chain data.
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SchrodingerWalletvip
· 12-18 11:51
The water coming is definitely a good thing, but the key still depends on who gets hit ⁄(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)⁄ Short-term trading vs long-term allocation, these two options are really a dilemma here, how do you judge, everyone? Can on-chain data predict the trend in advance, or is it all after-the-fact analysis... Everyone says crypto is a high-sensitivity asset, so isn't it already time to move? Is this wave an opportunity or just another round of leek harvesting, I feel a bit uncertain.
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AltcoinTherapistvip
· 12-18 11:43
The water has arrived but the flow direction is uncertain, and that's the key. Short-term trading is fun, but long-term allocation is what helps you sleep well. But honestly, who can truly predict exactly how funds will move? It's better to look at on-chain data rather than guess blindly. The rate cut expectations have been hyped for so long, but when it actually happens, it might disappoint. That's a bit frustrating. Strategic positioning is still just cutting leeks; let's see how the policies are implemented later. Anyway, I'm waiting to see what happens. The liquidity turning point sounds intimidating, but in reality, it's just betting on policies. Big funds position themselves, retail investors follow the trend, and it cycles every few years.
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