#Strategy加码BTC配置 $PEPE $FIL $DOT 2026 Big Test: Who Are the Winners and Who Are Out



The Federal Funds Rate Dot Plot is here, marking the first real showdown of the year.

At the start of the new year, the Fed threw a cold water: interest rates remain at 3.50%-3.75%, only a 25 basis point cut last year. Don’t expect a massive liquidity injection— the economy is strong enough, and the central bank has no reason to be soft.

📊 December Dot Plot Core Data:

Only a 25 basis point cut expected in 2026
Inflation stickiness at 2.4%, GDP growth at 2.3%
Even the most dovish officials are feeling the pressure

🔥 How does Wall Street bet? Opinions vary:

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley see a 25 basis point cut in March and June respectively
JPMorgan expects only one cut
Extremes are out of control: some say zero cuts, others dream of 150 basis points

⚠️ A variable: Powell’s term ends in May. If the new chair adopts a more dovish stance, the entire monetary policy script could be rewritten.

The January FOMC meeting has become a barometer of liquidity for all markets. Stocks, cryptocurrencies, bonds—all are waiting for this moment. Sticky inflation combined with a resilient economy means the Fed won’t act rashly. Unless employment data crashes or prices plummet, slow rate cuts will be the tone.

💡 The realistic advice is straightforward: don’t rush to get in.

Wait for the official release of the dot plot, then observe the market’s first reaction before taking action. In a year of liquidity transition, big opportunities are hidden in market disagreements.

Recent gains worth noting:

PEPE: 0.00000512 +25.18%
FIL: 1.46 +13.17%
DOT: 1.995 +11.82%

The market is telling its own story; you need to learn to understand the logic behind the行情.
BTC2.46%
PEPE31.53%
FIL-4.38%
DOT4.27%
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BlockchainBardvip
· 11h ago
The Federal Reserve is really tough, don't expect any big money printing, brothers. Will Powell step down in May and turn hawkish? That's the real variable. PEPE only rose 25% and still dares to boast? I actually bought quite a bit at 1.5. Let's wait for the FOMC announcement; jumping in now is just asking for death. This round of liquidity really needs to be watched carefully; not all coins can win in 2026.
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LucidSleepwalkervip
· 11h ago
The Fed's cold water splash is well-timed, preventing a bunch of people from betting in the wrong direction. The greater the disagreement, the bigger the opportunity—it's all about who can survive until after May.
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GateUser-74b10196vip
· 11h ago
The key is Powell stepping down in May. If the new chairman really loosens monetary policy, these coins will skyrocket in minutes.
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CommunityJanitorvip
· 11h ago
If Powell steps down in May, that would be the real game-changer. When the new chair loosens the grip, the crypto market will take off immediately.
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MevHuntervip
· 11h ago
Powell stepping down in May is an X factor. If the new chairman really loosens monetary policy, the recent surge in PEPE won't be a big deal.
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BlindBoxVictimvip
· 11h ago
The Federal Reserve's move is so steady, only 25 basis points in 2026? This pace really confuses people. PEPE has surged so strongly that I'm a bit worried, it feels like it's mostly retail investors chasing...
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