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Key Signal Release: The Trump administration expects to implement more aggressive rate cuts by 2026, which could have profound impacts on the global financial market structure.

At first glance, it appears to be a routine move to stimulate the economy, but the underlying logic is more complex. What does a significant rate cut by the Federal Reserve mean? First, mortgage costs are expected to decrease, potentially leading to a housing market rebound. Second, a low interest rate environment usually drives up valuations of risk assets—this presents both opportunities and traps for cryptocurrencies.

The real question is: can this round of rate cuts alleviate long-term debt pressures, or will it trigger a new wave of inflation and asset bubbles? The market is waiting for the answer.

If policies are executed as expected, the crypto market may enter a new pricing cycle. However, if policies suddenly change or economic data deteriorate, risks should not be underestimated. This macro game directly affects your asset allocation strategy.
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memecoin_therapyvip
· 12-15 09:30
Here comes the story of 2026 again, feels like it's always about "maybe" or "if"... Will it or won't it decrease? Those betting on rate cuts are all in, what if they start dumping the market again? Don't fall for the same trick of harvesting profits like before. Low interest rate environments inflate risky assets? Don't be silly. Remember how it crashed just a couple of years ago? Same thing happened. People involved with ETH really believe in it. I'm optimistic, but don't be too greedy, everyone. Talking about 2026 now? Oh my goodness, it's better to focus on Q1 next year's data.
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CounterIndicatorvip
· 12-12 21:19
2026? Buddy, I can't wait that long. The current market trend is the key right now. This round of rate cuts, to put it simply, is monetary easing. It’s quite favorable for the crypto world, but inflation is a trap we’ll have to jump into sooner or later. Rate cuts → housing market warms up → capital finds an exit. When that happens, everyone will pour into crypto. How could it not rise? I'm just worried about policy reversals. Any small change could cause a crash, so you need to watch your stop-loss carefully.
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LiquidityNinjavip
· 12-12 10:00
Here we go again, the expectation of interest rate cuts... Playing this game every time, and then it reverses again? Honestly, 2026 is still so far away, it's a bit early to hype this now. But low interest rates and environmental policies will indeed boost valuations, especially good news for our crypto circle. The question is whether it will just be the same old inflation story? Damn, it still depends on how Trump stirs things up. Anyway, I've already allocated ETH and BNB, just waiting to see how things develop later.
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ChainWatchervip
· 12-12 10:00
2026... So when will I need to hold until then? It would be great if it doesn't lose value. Lower interest rates are good, but I'm afraid it's just another round of hype around housing prices and crypto prices, followed by inflation biting back with the same old tricks. In a low interest rate environment, the gains in BNB and ETH are indeed tempting, but playing this macro game poorly can be really hurtful. I've seen too many policy sudden changes; betting on this is really gambling with luck. By the way, if interest rates really cut, my stablecoin yields will be eaten up again...
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 12-12 09:52
Wait, interest rates won't be cut until 2026? Then I still have to hold on for another two years... Cutting interest rates means printing money, and printing money dilutes our wealth. The logic is sound. Now even the sleeping old relic ZEC is being dragged into the hype? Truly daring to speculate on everything. If you ask me, instead of waiting for policies, it's better to build your own risk defense line and avoid getting trapped. It's both an opportunity and a trap. To put it simply, no one can really predict it.
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RatioHuntervip
· 12-12 09:47
Still waiting in 2026? You should have hopped on earlier, buddy. --- Lower interest rates = money printing. When inflation arrives, whoever moves slowly loses. --- It's the same old story, said the same last year... --- In a low-interest-rate environment, there's only one winner: the holders of cash. --- That obscure coin ZEC is being pumped, someone must be quietly accumulating. --- If debt pressures can't be resolved, in the end, it's just cutting the leeks. --- 2026 is too far away. I just want to know how it will move before next year's Spring Festival. --- Policy sudden change? History always repeats itself, don't overthink it. --- Risks shouldn't be ignored either... Saying that is the same as saying nothing, haha. --- The crypto market has long been priced in advance; anyone who truly believes this is too naive. --- A warming housing market? I think the money from the real estate market is shifting into the crypto space.
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GateUser-a180694bvip
· 12-12 09:38
The rate cut expectation has been speculated for so long, it feels like it's already been priced in... When it actually happens, it might not be as exciting. Oh my god, it's the inflation trap again. It's always the same logic, but this time the risk is indeed quite high. It would be great if ETH can rally along with this move, don’t overthink it.
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CryptoComedianvip
· 12-12 09:35
Smiling and then crying, whether the interest rate cut check in 2026 can be cashed still remains to be seen --- In a low interest rate environment, risk assets are狂欢, basically inflating bubbles, betting that inflation won't come knocking --- The saying "opportunities are also traps" is spot on; investing in the crypto circle is like this——making money and going bankrupt often just a policy change away --- Today’s leek diary: full of hope that the Federal Reserve will save the market, but all I can do is pray that economic data isn't too ugly --- Mortgage rates are cheap, the housing market is warming up, but crypto remains volatile; I choose to hold positions and not watch the charts --- To be honest, the gap between policy expectations and actual implementation could contain the entire Wall Street's lies --- Data will speak, but sometimes data has to shut up in front of policy
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LiquidityWitchvip
· 12-12 09:32
Interest rate cut expectations are being heavily speculated on, but when it actually happens, will they cry wolf again? It's still early for 2026; the market has already priced this in thoroughly. Nothing is cheap to buy right now. Our old friend inflation hasn't gone away yet. Can rate cuts cure it? I think it's uncertain. Whether ETH can bottom out following this wave depends on if the Federal Reserve dares to slap its face; the odds are about fifty-fifty. Going long in the short term is okay, but don't go all-in. My principle is to keep a few cents of clarity.
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