2025-12-27 17:25:05

Recently, many people feel that the market is a bit sluggish, with numerous cryptocurrencies but the true trading opportunities seem to be buried. In fact, upon closer inspection, the upcoming opportunities are actually in the "expectations."

The Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plans, as well as new developments in SEC and CFTC regulatory cooperation in the crypto market, these policy-level news often have a greater impact on the market than you might imagine. The long-term competition between Bitcoin and gold, and changes in the macroeconomic environment, are shaping a new wave of capital flow.

BTC and ETH, as the market's foundation, need no further explanation regarding stability. But what truly deserves attention are projects with strong conceptual support. SOL is an example; its ecosystem applications are continuously iterating, and the expected potential is relatively open. Especially if new news acts as a catalyst (such as certain collaborations or ecosystem breakthroughs), it could trigger a wave of attention.

Rather than blindly chasing highs, it's better to first understand the driving factors behind this anticipated market. Policy, fundamentals, and market sentiment—these three dimensions are often turning points.

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BasementAlchemist

· 6h ago

The expectation of the market sounds good, but the problem is who can truly understand the policy trends. I personally can't make sense of the Federal Reserve's tricks. The SOL sector is indeed worth paying attention to, but even if the ecosystem iterates, when the catalyst arrives, it still depends on the market's mood. Instead of studying these, it's better to clarify your holdings first, so you don't get caught in a trap in the end. Black swans are everywhere; no matter how good the expectations are, they can't prevent a sudden policy reversal, my friend. Ultimately, it's all about the flow of funds; everything else is superficial.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 6h ago

The expectation of the market sounds good, but the real key to making money is who can get in early. I'm already watching the SOL wave, but I'm worried it might just be another "ecosystem iteration" trick. --- Policy factors are indeed easy to overlook, but the problem is that by the time the news comes out, big players have already eaten up the opportunities. Retail investors tend to follow the trend and buy in. --- Instead of researching macro factors, it's better to see which projects are actually doing work right now. It still feels like you need to find them yourself—don't be brainwashed by the word "expectation." --- After fighting for so long, I now only hold BTC and ETH. I don't dare to casually jump into other concepts, no matter how good they seem. Expectations are too easy to turn into anticipated losses. --- Understanding the driving factors is easy; the hard part is execution. When market sentiment shifts, even the best fundamentals are useless.

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AirdropHarvester

· 6h ago

The expected market trend, huh? Then you need to closely watch the actions of the Federal Reserve and the news from those SEC folks. Don't get dazzled by the number of coins. The SOL ecosystem is indeed quite interesting this time. Let's see if there's a major catalyst. Policy, fundamentals, and sentiment—basically, you still need to be able to read the market psychology.

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CoffeeNFTs

· 6h ago

The expected market trend is indeed more valuable than the actual trading, but to be honest, who can really keep up with the speed of policy news? The SOL ecosystem iteration is ongoing, but can it really break through, or is it just another round of hype around concepts?

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MetaverseVagabond

· 6h ago

I've heard the same expectations about the market too many times, but in the end, I still have to wait for policies to be implemented before it can run.

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ReverseFOMOguy

· 6h ago

I've heard the same story about expected market trends too many times. Every time, they say once you understand the driving factors, you can make a profit. But what happened... isn't it just getting hammered again?

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