2026-01-15 11:29:37

Bitcoin's weak performance this year is fundamentally due to the turmoil in USD liquidity — not a problem with Bitcoin itself. This is a consensus among many market analysts. They believe that once the monetary environment shifts to easing in 2026, Bitcoin is likely to hit new all-time highs.

This judgment is looking increasingly credible now. Just look at the change in market sentiment to know. After the $19 billion liquidation event in October, the fear and greed index in the crypto market reversed to greed for the first time, and Bitcoin's price also surged to nearly $97,000. This shift in market mentality indeed confirms this expectation — once there are signs of loosening liquidity, the market reacts immediately.

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GasDevourer

· 01-17 16:58

The story of USD liquidity has been around for over a year. Anyway, just wait until 2026. If it doesn't rise by then, what should I do? It sounds like trying to comfort oneself. After a 19 billion liquidation rebound, feeling confident that it's stable. I just want to see if next year we can really wait for easing. Rather than analyzing these, it's better to think about how to accumulate more before the rise, so you won't regret it later. If you follow this logic, should I go all-in now or keep observing? What do you all think? 97k is nothing; just wait until it breaks 100k before talking.

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 01-17 11:43

Wait, isn't it a bit too smooth to blame the USD liquidity issue? Really, we still have to wait two more years until 2026. It's already at 97k now, which is a bit disappointing. After 19 billion in liquidation, greed starts to emerge... This rhythm is truly intense, it feels like we're repeating the previous patterns. Will the monetary easing really cause such a big rise? I remain skeptical. Whenever funds loosen up, they immediately surge to new highs. It sounds good, but it feels like all post-hoc reasoning.

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FudVaccinator

· 01-15 11:59

Dollar liquidity, simply put, is a game of funds; Bitcoin itself is not sick. Wait, 97,000 still isn't enough to attract us; we're waiting for 2026. After 19 billion in clearing, are we becoming more greedy? That's ridiculous, the market is really cheap. Whenever there's easing, everyone gets excited; I don't believe you. When liquidity loosens, reactions are quick; normally, are they all asleep? It's just betting on the FED's mood. I don't understand this round of rebound; it feels like a false fire. A new all-time high? Let's talk after surpassing 100,000.

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NotAFinancialAdvice

· 01-15 11:35

The issue of US dollar liquidity is well said, just waiting until 2026. --- 97k is almost here, once liquidity is released, it will really take off. --- After clearing 19 billion, greed has actually increased, this logic is interesting. --- Market reacts instantly when liquidity loosens, indicating everyone is waiting for this moment. --- Sounds right, but who can really bet on 2026 with certainty? --- Bitcoin itself is fine, it's the Federal Reserve causing trouble. --- This rebound is really a signal of a shift in sentiment. --- Seeing the greed index turn positive is just comfortable to watch.

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BackrowObserver

· 01-15 11:32

The liquidity of the US dollar has long been understood. When the easing cycle arrives in 2026, Bitcoin will take off as it should, no suspense. --- 190 billion in clearing instead becomes a turning point? This is what you call a crisis turning into an opportunity. Capital intuition is really sharp. --- It's just a lack of money. Once the big investors let go, the market immediately comes back to life. In plain terms, it's still about money. --- 2026? Bro, you should get on board now, why wait? --- The difference between fear and greed is just a thought away; 97,000 is just a small matter. The key is still the liquidity card. --- The market reacts so quickly, indicating that the bottom has indeed been established. It's not too late to get on now. --- Is the US dollar causing trouble? Bitcoin has been falsely accused all year, and this blame is well-shaken off. --- I saw clearly that the October liquidation was just a routine shakeout, with funds absorbing the chips. --- Waiting for 2026? Risk appetite shifts, and you should start buying now. --- The signs of liquidity loosening are so obvious; you should have gotten on board long ago.

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