2025-12-22 04:30:19

#大户持仓动态 Fed officials may claim to 'maintain policy independence', but insiders are well aware—there's a tacit understanding between Washington and the Central Bank, suggesting that a dollar easing cycle may really be about to begin. For the crypto world, rather than fixating on the monthly inflation data, it's better to pay attention to the key phone calls from Washington that could lead to a redistribution of funds. Such a policy shift is often a signal to lower the dollar and boost risk assets.

For holders of $ETH, $ASR, and $ZEC, the direction of macro policies is often more worth pondering than short-term candlestick charts. The new round of easing in the US dollar historically means that funds will seek new safe-haven and yield channels - and the crypto market happens to be at the intersection of this flow.

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defi_detective

· 2025-12-25 04:12

Uh, I feel like I've heard this set of words too many times. Every time, they say that loose dollar policy will make the price take off. But what’s the result?

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BlockTalk

· 2025-12-24 20:23

The arrival of a loose cycle is indeed a big positive, but there are very few who truly dare to go all in...

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LiquidatorFlash

· 2025-12-22 10:12

The issue of US dollar easing... we need to calculate the collateral ratio. Looking at historical data, as risk assets flow in, the leverage ratio often skyrockets, and once the threshold is triggered, the risk of liquidation arises. For ETH and ZEC, the macro environment is indeed a catalyst, but don't forget the Achilles' heel of borrowing positions— the liquidation chain I saw last time was truly ruthless.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 2025-12-22 05:00

The Fed's rhetoric is just for listening; the key is to see how the policies actually move. Once the easing cycle starts, funds will inevitably seek exits, and there are considerable opportunities in the crypto world this time.

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AirdropNinja

· 2025-12-22 04:50

The Fed's tricks are really something, the left hand says independence while the right hand flirts with Washington, it's hilarious. Once the easing cycle is set in motion, it really depends on who reacts quickly. In times like this, it's better to watch the policy calls than the Candlestick, how many people have been dizzy from short-term Fluctuation. Those $ETH guys might really have to wait this time. The dollar depreciates, risk assets rise, it's that simple... the key is whether you dare to enter a position. Funds have to flow somewhere, is it time for encryption this round?

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Whale_Whisperer

· 2025-12-22 04:38

Who believes the Fed's rhetoric? Anyway, a phone call from Washington can change the market, and we've seen through it long ago. Once the easing cycle begins, ETH and ZEC are going to da moon, the historical pattern is right there. Instead of looking at inflation data every day, it's better to eavesdrop on Washington, really. The game of dollar devaluation is something anyone can play; the key is to be on the right side. Opportunities like policy inflection points cannot be watched by staring at Candlestick charts every day; one must look at the bigger picture. To put it bluntly, easing is coming, and risk assets make money; we'll just sip the soup.

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