2026-01-12 16:20:40

JPMorgan recently sent out a new signal: the Federal Reserve might "sit idle until 2027, then turn around and hike rates." This is not good news for those optimistic about a slow bull market, but don’t get too nervous — we’ve seen this play before. #密码资产动态追踪 $BTC

Looking back at the old records of 2023 makes it clear. That year, the Federal Reserve was busy, raising rates repeatedly, yet BTC stubbornly surged from 15,000 to 30,000. What does this indicate? It shows that what truly drives the market is not a Fed announcement, but narratives and the flow of funds.

The logic is actually the same for 2026-2027. As long as BTC completes its bottom formation in 2026, even if the Fed really hikes rates in 2027, a new upward cycle will still be unstoppable. Don’t be fooled by a single indicator — liquidity may turn around, but the overall trend has never relied on just that.

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BloodInStreets

· 11h ago

JPMorgan is storytelling again. Do they really think retail investors are all amnesiacs? They've already forgotten the rate hike rally in 2023, and now they want to scare people... Liquidity is the real boss; what does the Federal Reserve announcement matter?

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WagmiAnon

· 11h ago

JPMorgan is up to its tricks again. Let's talk about 2027 later. The key now is whether the bottom will hold at the end of 2026...

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RugpullSurvivor

· 11h ago

Ha, that wave in 2023 was really a masterstroke. The Federal Reserve raises interest rates and BTC actually takes off, makes it clear now. --- Listening to JPMorgan's explanation is just for reference; the key is where the funds flow. History will repeat itself. --- Talking about a single indicator again... We've seen through this in our circle long ago. Narrative is king. --- Raising interest rates in 2027? By then, liquidity will have already shifted, don’t expect to hold back the big trend. --- The script in 2023 played out so well, why wouldn’t 2027 be possible? --- No doubt about it, once the bottom is built, nothing to fear. The Federal Reserve’s little tricks are nothing.

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