#数字资产动态追踪 $ETH $BNB

The Federal Reserve's new round of quantitative easing policy is here. The release of billions of dollars in funds—what does it mean? Historically, after each large-scale monetary easing, liquidity tends to find new outlets—stock markets, bond markets, and then the crypto market.

What will happen in 2026? If this round of liquidity continues to be released, digital assets are very likely to become targets for capital chasing. Mainstream crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum inherently possess properties of risk hedging and value storage benchmarks. A more abundant liquidity environment = a driving force for the valuation of risk assets.

This is not baseless. Throughout every major liquidity cycle in history, the crypto market has been accompanied by obvious price cycles. The question is, how large will this cycle be, and how long will it last? It is expected that in 2026, the crypto market will see a significant influx of funds, but the specific increase depends on the actual policy implementation.

Is now the right time? Saying it's the best time to enter is too absolute. A more objective view is—liquidity cycles are forming, and investors who understand market cycles might consider early positioning. The key is to find your own risk tolerance and asset allocation logic, rather than following the trend.