2025-12-08 01:22:53

UBS's latest report makes a major prediction: In 2026, the Federal Reserve may restart quantitative easing, purchasing $40 billion in Treasury bonds each month.

What does this mean? Market liquidity will significantly improve. Historical experience tells us that when the Fed turns on the money taps, capital always seeks high-risk, high-return outlets.

The cryptocurrency market is undoubtedly one of the biggest beneficiaries. $BTC and $ETH , as leading digital assets, often take off first during liquidity easing cycles. In the last round of quantitative easing, Bitcoin soared from $3,000 to $69,000, which is the best proof.

Of course, 2026 is still some time away, but it’s never too early to position yourself in advance. If this wave of macro expectations comes true, the entire valuation logic of the crypto market will be reshaped.

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BearMarketHustler

· 15h ago

Once again, making empty promises, waiting until 2026 when the flowers have withered. Will there be liquidity in 2026? I'll sell the coins I hold first. I've heard this logic for three years, still the same story. If they were really going to release liquidity, we would have already skyrocketed; there's no need to wait until next year. Going from 3000 to 69000 is luck, not a pattern. Preemptively positioning? How can you do that without cash in hand? Rather than waiting for the Federal Reserve, it's better to see how much more the current coins can fall. I trust my wallet more than UBS. This kind of rhetoric appears in every bear market. If they really are going to release liquidity in 2026, there should have been signals by now. Quantitative easing cycles propel Bitcoin to take off; during deficit cycles, we cut losses—it's really ironic.

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SandwichVictim

· 16h ago

Is it another round of pumping? Do we have to wait until 2026? Should I go all-in right now? --- 3000 to 69000, are these numbers real... --- Daily predictions, are they really coming? Better save some bullets --- Taking off during the easing cycle, why am I still selling at a loss? --- Studied the early layout a hundred times, but I’m still losing on my BTC --- Liquidity improvement ≠ price explosion, stop painting the cake here --- 2026 is still so far away, is it too early to get in now? --- If historical experience were useful, I’d be rich already haha --- Let’s wait and see, not going all in yet

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 12-09 15:03

2026 is still a long way off. The competition is too intense to make plans now; it might be better to first see how things go next year.

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 12-08 01:47

2026 is too far away, we don't even know what will happen next year. --- Here comes the QE story again, isn't this trick already overused? --- Wait, was that 69,000 wave really a huge profit or just getting rekt? --- Liquidity improvement sounds good, but it feels like another signal for a round of retail slaughter. --- What early positioning? Let's first see if Bitcoin can hold its ground next year. --- Historical experience? History never repeats itself, it just rhymes. --- $40 billion sounds like a lot, but once it's spread across global markets, it's really not much. --- I just want to know if we'll see another black swan event like last year.

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MetaNomad

· 12-08 01:47

Another round of fluff papers, is UBS's prediction reliable this time? Wait, if quantitative easing really comes in 2026, Bitcoin will skyrocket. From 3,000 to 69,000... do you think it can happen again? Positioning in advance is the right move, but don't go all in, man. Feels like they're just telling stories to lure us in.

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Anon4461

· 12-08 01:46

Damn, trying to fleece me again... 2026 is still a long way off, let's focus on the current bull and bear markets first. This Fed money printing trick has been played to death, who knows if it's real or not. BTC went from 3,000 to 69,000... I was still sleeping back then, haha.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 12-08 01:34

Hyping expectations again? Isn’t it still a long way from 2026? Starting the storytelling a year and a half in advance, huh? Alright, time to start positioning. Wait a second, is UBS going to change their forecast again? Sounds nice, but when they surprise us with a rate hike, we crypto folks will just be left holding the bag. But to be fair, history shows that liquidity always flows into high-risk assets—nothing wrong with that. We’ve all heard the story from 3,000 to 69,000, but can the next cycle repeat itself? Doubtful. I’ll increase my position to half for now. Betting on macro trends is basically just gambling on the Fed’s mindset anyway. By the way, what’s your average entry price now? Still daring to accumulate? Honestly, I care more about next year’s policies than 2026’s predictions—long-term forecasts can easily backfire. Loose liquidity = the prelude to bankruptcy? Or the secret to wealth? Who knows, I’m just all in on both. Just watch—there’ll be another round of retail slaughter when the time comes.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 12-08 01:34

Here they go hyping things up again—already making promises about 2026? Should have bet on this wave earlier; every time the Fed injects liquidity, the crypto market goes wild. History proves it. Going from 3,000 to 69,000 was last cycle’s story. No one can say how high it’ll go this time. Why wait until 2026? Might as well position yourself now—after all, the sooner you buy, the sooner you benefit. UBS is playing the same old trick: create expectations and wait for followers to jump in. At the end of the day, it’s still a liquidity game. Smart money has been positioning for a while already.

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LidoStakeAddict

· 12-08 01:31

2026 is still far away, isn't it too early to get in now? --- Another round of money printing—is it time for the crypto market to celebrate? --- Wait, from 3,000 to 69,000? Is there still room to buy now, haha? --- Positioning in advance sounds good, but who knows what will happen next year? --- Fed printing money = crypto goes up, that logic checks out, right? --- Feels like we’re about to get caught by another macro narrative. --- Are BTC and ETH really the only right answers? Are there no other options? --- Talking so confidently about things two years from now? --- Should have seen this signal earlier, but is it too late to buy the dip now? --- I believe in loose liquidity, but is 400 billion a month enough?

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