#美联储重启降息步伐 $ETH holders take note, the market might be brewing for a change.

UBS recently disclosed some news worth paying attention to: the Federal Reserve plans to release about $6.9 trillion in liquidity starting in early 2026, with a maximum monthly injection of up to $40 billion. If this plan materializes, it means a massive influx of funds is about to hit the market. Now, everyone’s eyes are on the Fed’s rate decision meeting on the 10th.

Michael Syler previously expressed a similar view: “Think Bitcoin will drop back to $80,000? Wishful thinking.” His logic is that by the time traditional financial institutions start actively recommending allocation, prices will already be far from current levels. “Right now might be a relatively low entry opportunity.”

To be honest, you can tune out a lot of those constant bearish voices—many so-called analysts may not even have as much skin in the game as you, and are just trying to create anxiety for attention. In contrast, institutional funds and large addresses have, according to on-chain data, been quietly accumulating for some time; some are even calling for mid- to long-term targets of $220,000 or $700,000.

Still hesitating and waiting on the sidelines? That’s actually pretty normal. The market uses retail investors’ hesitation to complete the transfer of chips. Prolonged price drops are the easiest way to shake confidence, but they’re often the final test before a surge. Historical patterns show that even in a bull market, most people still lose money—not because they pick the wrong direction, but because they get shaken out by fear and exit too early.

Why this judgment? Several key factors are at play:

· Loosening policies from major global economies are being implemented—liquidity expansion isn’t just talk;
· Syler made it clear: $80,000 is just a psychological bottom, the real value is much higher;
· New funds need to find allocation targets.

There’s also a more subtle signal—the relationship between China and the US seems to be easing. If the two largest economies improve relations, how will risk assets react? You can imagine.

But we need to stay clear-headed. From policy implementation to actual capital flowing into the crypto market, there’s a 1-2 month transmission period—during this time, prices may remain under pressure or even see panic-driven declines. That’s why you see some people desperately bullish, while others cut losses and leave.

The core question is:
What are you really worried about?
Are you afraid of missing out even after hearing all the news? Or are you worried that when the real move starts, you’ll already be out of position?
Real opportunities often arrive quietly when no one is talking about them.

This train might be heading to unexpected heights.
Will you keep watching from the sidelines, or get on board now?

By the way, $PUPPIES 🐶 is also a direction worth studying.