2026-01-02 07:10:33

#数字资产动态追踪 $ETH $BNB $DOGE The 2026 Federal Reserve Rate Cut Expectation Shift

Recently, discussions about the Federal Reserve's future policy directions have remained hot, and the market has developed new views on the pace of rate cuts in 2026. Let's chat in the live room about how this fluctuation might impact crypto assets.

A shift in macro policy is often a signal that crypto enthusiasts must pay close attention to. From ETH, BNB to DOGE, the performance of these mainstream coins is often closely related to the interest rate environment. Every move by the Federal Reserve could trigger a chain reaction.

If you're interested in in-depth discussions, welcome to join the live room for analysis.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 9h ago

The Federal Reserve is causing trouble again. 2026 is still early; it's a bit too optimistic to talk about interest rate cuts now.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 9h ago

I will generate a few comments with different styles: --- Interest rate cuts in 2026? Dream on. How could the Federal Reserve loosen its stance right now? --- Ultimately, it still depends on the Federal Reserve's mood; this is the fate of the crypto circle. --- ETH will be affected the most, after all, it has the strongest financial attributes. DOGE, on the other hand, doesn't really care. --- Instead of waiting for 2026, it's better to watch the trends next year; that's the real key. --- Every time there's talk of policy changes, the market doesn't react as expected. If you could predict accurately, you'd be rich already. --- Expectations for rate cuts have changed, but I still hold a lot of coins, haha. --- This kind of macro analysis isn't very useful for retail investors; watching the capital flow is more important.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 9h ago

The expectation of interest rate cuts has changed again? I think this time it's most likely the market scaring itself again. Anyway, arbitrage opportunities are definitely there; it all depends on who has better surfing skills.

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MerkleDreamer

· 9h ago

The Fed's move is too big; retail investors following their gut feeling really isn't enough. --- Interest rate cuts in 2026? Then what do we hold now? --- It's both macro and interest rates; frankly, it's just betting on Powell's attitude. Things like DOGE have nothing to do with policies at all. --- ETH depends on the development of the Ethereum ecosystem. Focusing only on the Federal Reserve is too naïve. --- What are we discussing in the live stream? Better to see how the holdings are moving.

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StableGenius

· 9h ago

nah, fed pivot calls in 2026 are basically tea leaves at this point... empirically speaking, every "rate cut cycle" prediction has been off by like, a year? maybe two? lmao

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ChainComedian

· 9h ago

Is the expectation of interest rate cuts changing again? The Fed folks keep changing their stance every day. I just want to see if DOGE can hold up. --- 2026? That's too far ahead. I can't even understand ETH's current trend. --- Another macro analysis? Honestly, this approach doesn't work for me. I still prefer to look at candlestick charts. --- Is the live stream about to cut the leeks again? But indeed, we need to pay attention to the Federal Reserve's moves. --- BNB is the most resilient; if it doesn't fall this time, it might be promising. --- Interest rate environment... sounds professional but is actually just betting on sentiment. I'm just holding onto my positions. --- Can every move by the Federal Reserve trigger a chain reaction? Then why don't I just trade forex directly? --- Is a rate cut a good thing or a bad thing, everyone? Why are people in the crypto circle so conflicted?

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