2026-01-13 18:25:12

Will ETH continue to rise? I believe there is a chance. This judgment is mainly based on the following observations:

First, the next Federal Reserve chair has been decided, which directly determines the pace of interest rate cuts in 2026. Once the expectation of rate cuts is established, the liquidity improvement will have a significant positive effect on stocks and cryptocurrencies.

Second, there has been recent talk of capping bank credit card interest rates at 10%, which is a typical measure to stimulate consumption. Activated consumption means more funds in the market will seek investment outlets, and the crypto market will naturally benefit.

Third, the current data looks good—non-farm employment is in line with expectations, and inflation data is within control. Against this backdrop, market expectations for rate cuts in 2026 are growing stronger. Putting it all together, I think 2026 could indeed see a good upward trend.

This is just my personal analysis, and I welcome discussions of different opinions.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 4h ago

Basically, it's a bet on the Federal Reserve. The expectation of interest rate cuts indeed has some room for imagination. 2026 is too far away. I'm more concerned about what will happen in Q1 next year. That credit card interest rate policy... sounds a bit unrealistic. Can it really be implemented? Anyway, I will continue to accumulate, betting on this wave of liquidity release.

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NFT_Therapy

· 4h ago

The expectation of interest rate cuts is indeed worth paying attention to, but 2026 is too far away... Who can guarantee that the current situation will last until then? Speaking of which, if the stimulus policies for consumption are really implemented, there might indeed be short-term capital splash into the crypto space, but that doesn't necessarily mean ETH will rise, right? Good data ≠ good market; I've always felt this logic is a bit loose... What do you all think? Actually, I'm more concerned about whether institutions will truly follow up. Just the expectation of rate cuts isn't very useful; real money needs to come in. I've never heard of a policy with a 10% interest rate cap. Are you sure it's true? Should we check a reliable news source? Basically, it's a gamble—betting on the Federal Reserve, betting on policies, betting on market sentiment... I still prefer short-term trading combined with long-term holding, rather than putting all chips into 2026. This analysis, although logically consistent, still feels like something's missing... For example, are there any macroeconomic risk factors that haven't been considered? When rate cuts come, currency depreciation also follows. Is this really a positive stimulus for assets like ETH, or is it just a game of relative returns?

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ChainPoet

· 4h ago

The expectation of interest rate cuts is indeed key, but 2026 is too far away. Who knows what will happen in the meantime? I'm optimistic about the recent rebound; as for the long term, let's wait and see.

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DaoTherapy

· 5h ago

The 2026 thing is already being hyped up now. I can't keep up with this pace, haha. The logic makes sense, but it feels like everyone is just betting on a rate cut... What if the policy suddenly changes?

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CryptoPhoenix

· 5h ago

2026 still feels far away. Let's just get through this cycle first. A positive mindset is the greatest asset.

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