Recently, it is worth noting that the signal released by the Fed at this meeting may be more important than whether to cut interest rates.

There are rumors in the market that they are going to restart the asset purchase plan, to put it bluntly, they are going to throw money into the market again. Although it is not clear when it will start and how big it will be, some say that it will enter the market in January, and some say that it will start moderately in spring, but the core logic is the same: liquidity is coming.

What does this mean for crypto assets? Historical experience tells us that in every round of global liquidity easing cycles, funds will always spill over to alternative assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. It's not that it will definitely skyrocket, but at least it's a warm environment.

The question is, how should ordinary investors respond?

**First, don't chase high impulsively. **When the news first comes out, the market tends to overreact, and waiting for a pullback to enter the market in batches is much more stable than a shuttle. Good food is not afraid of being late, opportunities need to wait.

**Second, don't move the core position. If you already hold a mainstream currency, this macro expectation is actually an endorsement of your position. Short-term fluctuations are normal, and being able to hold them is the key.

**Third, leave some leftover food. **There are still variables in market trends, and some cash is reserved to deal with uncertainty. In case of a pullback, you have bullets to pick up chips.

In the final analysis, expectations are expectations, and landing is landing. True trend confirmation takes time to validate, and now it's more of a preparation phase. Stay calm, manage your positions, and don't let emotions dominate decision-making. The wind really turns, and only those who are well prepared can seize the opportunity.