2025-12-31 06:27:34

The Federal Reserve's easing cycle is really coming. A three consecutive rate cuts of 75 basis points in 2025 are virtually certain, and by 2026, the official stance only mentions one rate cut, but market participants generally bet on 2-3 cuts. The new chair's dovish approach clearly indicates that this pace will be intensified.

The most direct signal is the bond purchase plan—purchasing $40 billion worth of bonds each month. Although the official tone is cautious and they refuse to call it QE, it essentially amounts to pumping money into the market. Employment remains the priority over inflation control, and the entire policy framework has already locked in a loose stance.

What does this mean for the capital markets? The dollar is forced to come under pressure, and relatively speaking, cryptocurrencies, gold, and growth stocks become beneficiaries. Privacy coins like ZEC often perform well in a liquid environment. The benefits of the easing cycle are in front of us, but the question is whether you dare to take advantage of it.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 7h ago

It's just a disguised form of QE, so what's the point of pretending? I've seen through the Federal Reserve's tricks a long time ago.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 7h ago

Hmm... The official stance is hard to admit QE, but in reality, it's just crazy money printing. I see through this trick. Don't just focus on ZEC; the entire crypto sector is set to take off. If the Federal Reserve keeps this up, the dollar is doomed, and we have a chance. But to be honest, those who go all in are either big smarties or big fools.

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On-ChainDiver

· 7h ago

Throwing money around is just throwing money around, why pretend... The Fed's dovish stance this time is indeed a bit harsh.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 7h ago

Here comes the money again. I can guess the Federal Reserve's tricks with my eyes closed. They say it's not QE, but they are throwing 40 billion dollars in, a typical case of hard on the mouth soft on the heart. ZEC definitely deserves attention this time. The rate cut cycle has arrived, it's time to allocate some non-US assets, otherwise the dollar will depreciate and be completely eaten away. Wait, could this be another trap? We said the same last year... The dovish chairman is just providing liquidity to the crypto circle. Can't I just get on the bus directly? Must ask if it's daring enough.

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Blockchainiac

· 7h ago

The official stubbornly refuses to admit QE, then turns around and throws 40 billion. The acting skills are really impressive. --- The new dovish chairman taking office is indeed a bit harsh. Three consecutive rate cuts in 2025 should be enough, and there are also foreshadowing for 2026. --- Wait, is the entire framework just to give blood to the crypto circle and gold? Then why am I not buying ZEC now and still waiting? --- It's that set of dollar devaluation—cryptocurrency benefiting logic again. Can it really work this time, or is it just another excuse to cut leeks? --- A scale of 40 billion per month. At this pace, liquidity will definitely overflow, and asset prices need to be re-priced. --- Dare to eat? Bro, your question is a bit cold. Who doesn't want to eat but is afraid of getting fake ones?

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