2025-12-22 13:22:36

Recently, a series of actions by the Fed has caused a sudden shift in market sentiment. The official announcement to maintain high interest rate policies for the coming months has stirred up waves in the crypto world—UNI saw a daily fall of over 1.4%, TRX faced pressure as well, and BTC even briefly fell below the 90,000 mark, with the total liquidation amount across the network sharply increasing.

It looks bad, but the logic behind it is worth pondering. The current inflation rate is actually close to 3%, while the unemployment rate has risen to 4.6%. This stagflation sign has made the divisions within the Fed increasingly apparent, and the interest rate trajectory for 2026 has become completely chaotic. The dollar has risen to 108, U.S. stocks have fallen consecutively, and liquidity issues are becoming more pronounced.

However, there is an interesting twist here. The Fed is about to have a personnel update, and the market expects more dovish voices, which also means that aggressive rate cut expectations are brewing. The super cycle of the crypto market has not yet ended, and the wave of tokenization is still reshaping the entire ecosystem. From this perspective, the short-term fluctuations may actually be the best window for long-term investors.

How to cope more prudently? First, be wary of high-leverage operations, as the liquidation risk is particularly high now. Secondly, consider dollar-cost averaging into assets with decent fundamentals, and patiently wait for improvements in the policy environment. Additionally, paying attention to new market narratives is also crucial, as sectors related to tokenization and associated concepts may present new opportunities.

Remember one thing: real opportunities often arise when everyone is the most anxious. Only those who can endure this wave of fluctuations will have the chance to see the subsequent gains.

(Statement: This analysis is for market reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Trading in crypto assets carries risks, please make decisions carefully.)

UNI-4,65%

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DefiOldTrickster

· 2025-12-25 13:23

Huh, 90,000 broke again? Brothers still using high leverage at this point, get ready for liquidation. --- Stagflation + dovish turn, I've seen this script too many times. Basically, it's still paving the way for rate cuts. --- The Fed's personnel reshuffle, this wave is indeed worth watching. Don't miss out on tokenization. --- The most comfortable time is when the liquidation wave arrives. An opportunity to buy the dip at low levels, but unfortunately most people are cutting losses. --- Dollar-cost averaging in batches? That’s a good approach, but the premise is to pick the right targets. Don’t just throw everything into any crappy coin. --- Interest rates in 2026 are still uncertain, yet some are rushing to go all-in. That’s truly a suicidal move. --- Those who really make money never follow the herd in calling trades. The most anxious time is actually a good opportunity to position, but you need patience. --- Did UNI drop 1.4% and you panic? To me, that’s a normal correction. Looking back, it’s a buying opportunity given for free.

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ser_ngmi

· 2025-12-25 06:20

Another good opportunity to cut leeks has arrived This wave indeed hurts, but I’ve always said not to play with leverage The folks at the Federal Reserve really can’t figure out the situation Buying the dip in batches is real, but you need patience I’m optimistic about tokenization, although we still have to endure in the short term Those who can’t endure will basically be out I’m a bit tempted below 90,000 Stagflation + rate cut expectations, this is the real story Anyway, those panicking now are all new leeks, long-term holders are waiting for the wind to turn

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FlatlineTrader

· 2025-12-22 13:54

Here comes another great opportunity to Be Played for Suckers. To put it bluntly, it's a signal for Building a Position at a low level. I've bought the dip again. I really don't understand those people at the Fed; they keep talking about doves and hawks, but in the end, it's all about the data. If you're not afraid of a fall, then stock up more; if you're afraid of getting liquidated, it's best to stay away from leverage. The risk is really high right now. The line for tokenization does have potential; we need to follow it.

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GasFeeSurvivor

· 2025-12-22 13:47

It's the same old story again, the interest rate cut expectations haven't materialized yet and they're already talking about opportunity windows. The moment 90,000 broke, I knew there would be a bloodbath, those high-leverage guys are probably not sleeping well right now. Tokenization sector? Let's wait until liquidity actually improves before discussing that, it's a bit early to talk about it now. The ones who can really lower their costs are those with a steady mindset, everyone else is just gambling. Is the Fed personnel update reliable? It feels like the market is just hyping itself up.

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MerkleDreamer

· 2025-12-22 13:30

It's the same old rhetoric again, with interest rate cut expectations brewing? I think the real opportunity might still be a wait and see. To be honest, playing with high leverage is like playing with fire now; the liquidation is truly tragic. The wave of tokenization does have some substance, but it depends on how the Fed performs. --- Everyday shouting about the supercycle, but I feel like we're still playing suckers. --- DCA (dollar-cost averaging) those with decent fundamentals, this is an old trick, but it requires patience and firepower. --- Stagflation? Just hearing that word gives me a headache. The dollar is at 108 and still wants to cut rates? --- Opportunities come when anxiety hits, but the problem is that most people are so anxious they just rug pull. --- Will the Fed personnel updates bring a dovish stance? I think it's just the same; there are too many inconsistencies in their words and actions. --- The sharp increase in liquidation volumes, can you say this isn't harvesting? Some people are quite happy about it. --- When BTC broke 90k, look at how many people panicked; the real old suckers were calm at that time.

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