#美联储恢复降息进程 The Fed's interest rate cut expectations rose from 20% to 86% within a week — behind this number change lies the script for the global monetary easing reboot.

Take a look at the actions of central banks around the world: Japan issued 11.5 trillion yen in new bonds, the UK barely sustains its finances through tax increases, and US employment data is weak with declining consumer confidence. The cracks in the traditional financial system are becoming increasingly apparent, and the purchasing power of fiat currency is continuously being diluted.

Will Bitcoin break 90,000? Is this year-end market trend a real opportunity or just a false prosperity?

There is no need to get caught up in whether the bull market has arrived. The key is to understand a simple logic: when global monetary easing becomes a trend, funds will always find a place to go. The fixed supply characteristic of Bitcoin gives it a natural anti-inflation property—when the water rises, the boat rises, it’s not metaphysics, it’s the relationship between supply and demand.

Many people lose money, often falling into two traps: chasing hot news and cutting losses repeatedly, or only focusing on K-line fluctuations without understanding the macro trends. The result is missing out on big market movements while panicking and exiting during small pullbacks.

In practice, there are a few points worth noting:
• Don't go all in, keep 30% cash to cope with fluctuations; buy more if it drops, hold steady if it rises.
• Keep an eye on the Fed's December meeting and the performance of US stocks at the end of the year, as these are barometers of capital flow.
• Coin allocation can be balanced: Bitcoin seeks stability, while $ETH may have greater rebound potential amidst volatility.

The direction of easing is correct, but whether it can be grasped depends on whether the strategy is precise. Blindly following the trend will only make you a victim of market fluctuations. To truly profit in this wave of market movement, one must understand central bank policy signals and be wary of the correction risks brought by overly heated market sentiment.

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