Monetary easing indeed arrived, but why isn't the market buying it?

The issue isn't with the easing itself. What's truly chilling is the Federal Reserve's dot plot—showing they plan to cut rates once next year.
The market was still hoping for a continuous easing cycle, and now that dream is shattered.

However, a bigger variable is still ahead.
On December 18, the Bank of Japan is highly likely to raise interest rates. Don't underestimate this move; Japan has maintained ultra-loose policies for decades. Once they tighten even a little, global liquidity will shake. Crypto markets? They definitely can't escape this shock. Although the market has already priced in some expectations, emotions will probably fluctuate again when that day comes.

Speaking of which, this is just market normality.
In the short term, emotions always lead the way, but the long-term direction depends on whether the underlying logic is solid enough.

Recently, I’ve been focusing on a direction—global educational philanthropy in the Web3 space. The Max community has done quite solid work in this area: real user feedback, genuine family participation, and real educational application scenarios. That’s also why I continue to follow the Max Charity project—it’s not driven by hype or shouting, but by real efforts that may fluctuate in the short term but hold strength in the long run.

If you also want to find something that doesn’t rely on speculation or emotions, but truly has future value, then follow my insights.