2025-12-28 09:40:29

#美联储回购协议计划 $ZEC $AT $FLOW

💰 Tax Season "Cashback" Play: American Families May Receive Thousands in Tax Refunds

🪙 Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen just announced an exciting news — due to recent policy adjustments, many American households will receive $1,000 to $2,000 in tax refunds this filing season. Not a huge amount? But this money is directly deposited into people's accounts, depending on each household's employment status.

This is far more than just "a subsidy." Real cash in hand instantly increases household disposable income, stimulates consumer desire, and activates the capillaries of the entire economic system. From a macro perspective, it’s about returning money that should have been collected — the simplest and most direct form of economic stimulus.

💡 The market may already be sensing this:
Expectations are that the American public will soon feel the power of this "tax rebate," and the capital markets are likely to react in advance to the additional consumption momentum released in 2026. Don’t underestimate this tax refund wave — it’s essentially an invisible liquidity release, with policy dividends directly transforming into purchasing power, which could further drive changes in capital flows on the asset side.

Money is on its way, consumption engines are warming up, and the next chapter in the market story may well be in the hands of this round of "refund wave."

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Ser_Liquidated

· 2025-12-30 18:31

Tax rebates are coming again to harvest the little guys? The US printing press hasn't stopped, and in the end, this wave of liquidity will just flow into the pockets of big capital.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 2025-12-30 11:23

Here comes the policy dividend narrative once again, where Americans get tax refunds and immediately jump into the crypto world? Wake up, everyone.

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RugpullSurvivor

· 2025-12-29 22:13

Can $1000-2000 awaken the desire to consume? Bro, I believe in that logic. Anyway, my money has long been flowing into the crypto world.

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OldLeekConfession

· 2025-12-29 06:15

A few thousand yuan in tax refunds? They're already eaten up by various bills here, haha. Hurry up and invest in the crypto world, anyway, it's all a loss either way. Wait, could this be another case of提前透支下一年的流动性...

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WenMoon

· 2025-12-28 10:09

The tax rebate wave this time, US stocks are probably going to surge again. Retail investors need to be careful with the relay trading.

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Tokenomics911

· 2025-12-28 10:02

Can the tax rebate wave push up asset prices? Let's wait and see—will Americans actually spend it, or will they just put it directly into crypto? Haha

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AlphaWhisperer

· 2025-12-28 09:58

Tax refunds are just tax refunds, but the key is whether consumption really picks up. No matter how loud the hype is now, once it materializes, it will be another story. I bet 5 bucks that most people will directly enter the stock market or crypto space...

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 2025-12-28 09:52

It's the old routine of liquidity release again. Can this wave of tax rebates really push up assets? I'm skeptical. --- Historical data shows that policy dividend realization periods are often accompanied by technical pullbacks. Be cautious. --- I've seen the Fed's approach too many times. Short-term stimulation leads to long-term inflation. Can tokens like ZEC, FLOW benefit from this? Question mark. --- Wait, can the wave of tax rebates really directly translate into crypto purchasing power? This logical chain is too naive. --- From a market cycle perspective, this is the standard night before expectations are fulfilled. Don't be fooled by grand narratives; trading T is the way to go. --- Is the preheating of consumption engines a sign of capital bottoming out? My quantitative model is screaming, but risks are also increasing. --- This so-called "invisible liquidity release" is a bit exaggerated; the reality might not be so optimistic. --- Another excuse to cut profits, claiming macroeconomic reasons to make you buy high. It's better to get out early.

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