Inflation warms up, helping BTC rise. Can the easing cycle rekindle enthusiasm for risk assets?

2025-12-27 14:20:08

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【Crypto World】U.S. inflation data improves, and the urgency of Fed rate hikes diminishes, which directly signals—monetary policy will loosen. Against this backdrop, Bitcoin has already approached the $87,400 mark.

Why is this so important for risk assets like cryptocurrencies and stocks? Simply put, money will flow in two directions: on one side, borrowing costs decrease, making financing cheaper for businesses and individuals; on the other side, market liquidity is abundant, and money is seeking outlets across various asset classes. The combination of these two factors is like giving digital assets a shot of adrenaline—growth expectations are reactivated.

From historical experience, such policy shifts often precede a rebound in risk assets. Whether the crypto market can take off again with this wave of easing depends on upcoming data.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 12-27 14:50

Is it about to take off again and again? Why do I feel like I've heard this story a hundred times haha Is 88k coming, brothers? Charge, charge, charge Really? Even if the easing cycle arrives, can it still fall? Then we’d better bet big Historical experience? Friend, your "often" is really misleading. I just want to know if this time it will work or not Money flows into risk assets, but the question is, can it flow back? Let's just wait and see, data speaks Bitcoin is already at 87, and my wallet is still sleeping. This is unreasonable Easing = taking off, I love this logic, keep hyping

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ChainSpy

· 12-27 14:49

Even 87,400 isn't enough to go all-in, so what are you still waiting for?

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HashRateHermit

· 12-27 14:48

87,400 is nothing; the real test is still ahead.

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PanicSeller

· 12-27 14:34

Are you even willing to chase 87,400? I think this time, another batch will go bankrupt. Historical experience sounds good, but what about actual operation?

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