[Coin World] December 1 is a date worth marking - the Fed is going to stop quantitative tightening. What does this mean for the crypto market? In simple terms, it means that liquidity is coming, and risk assets may see a turnaround.
Looking back at the trend after the end of QT in 2019, many altcoins experienced astonishing increases. Now, there are several coins in a situation quite similar to that year: their exchange rates against Bitcoin have fallen to multi-year lows, and the technical indicators show clear signs of being oversold.
Let's talk about XRP first. The regulatory hurdle has finally loosened, and ETF funds are gradually entering the market. The combination of these two catalysts should not be underestimated. ADA is in a worse situation, having retraced 86% from its peak, but precisely because it has fallen so much, it has shown resilience. The risk coefficient for LINK is calculated to be lower than it was back in 2019, providing a sufficient margin of safety.
The other two targets are also worth paying attention to: Sui has been given a price increase expectation of 350% by some institutions, and although Bitcoin Hyper has a small market capitalization, large whales continue to accumulate. When the liquidity turning point arrives, these undervalued varieties often react first.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 21h ago
December's halt of QT is truly a watershed moment, but to be frank, I have reservations about how likely the 2019 script can be replayed, after all, the macro environment has long since changed.
This wave of XRP is indeed interesting, with regulatory easing and ETF entry, but I am more optimistic about the rebound potential of ADA... an 86% fall is already desperate enough, what is meant to come will come.
The 350% expectation for Sui seems a bit exaggerated, I really want to see how institutions calculate that.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 12-01 09:06
If you're going to stop QT, then just stop QT. It's not the first time trading. Those who were in during 2019 are probably still losing money, right? Stop repeating the story of buying at the bottom.
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fork_in_the_road
· 11-30 19:49
The water really is coming in December, this time it feels different, there is finally a turnaround with XRP.
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NeonCollector
· 11-30 19:47
December is here, QT is about to stop, this wave is really different, it feels like we are going to da moon.
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APY_Chaser
· 11-30 19:34
I missed that wave in 2019, can it really happen again this time? It's a bit uncertain.
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I'm optimistic about XRP, but that 86% pullback on ADA... to be honest, it's a bit scary.
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Sui 350%? Institutions are so optimistic, why do I find it a bit hard to believe?
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If the water really comes, these coins should indeed shake things up.
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Starting to follow from December 1st, but QT stopping ≠ immediate rise, we still need to see the subsequent policies.
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ADA falling deeply actually presents an opportunity, I can accept this logic.
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LINK has enough safety margin, this statement sounds nice, just don't know when it will move.
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It's always institutional expectations and catalysts, it feels like every time they say this, it ends up falling short.
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I've been following the regulatory loosening on XRP for a long time, is there finally progress?
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Turning point for risk assets... still the same thing, we have to see what the Fed really does.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 11-30 19:25
December water is here, can this wave of alts really turn around? Feels like the same old routine.
Is XRP really going to da moon now that regulation has loosened? I doubt it, don't follow the herd.
ADA falling 86% and you still want to buy the dip? Are you crazy, folks? Even after breaking down, you want to catch a falling knife.
I'm optimistic about LINK, it really has solid backing, much lower risk than that wave in 2019.
Sui's 350% expectation... institutions are just blowing smoke, I don't believe it.
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TradFiRefugee
· 11-30 19:24
The end of QT has really come in December, whether altcoins can turn around this time depends on whether they can hit the bottom.
It's XRP and ADA again, they were so fierce last year, do you still believe it this time?
Sui 350%? Laughable, institutions' expectations for this thing are just for listening, don't take it seriously.
Will the Fed stop QT in December, and will these alts repeat the big pump of 2019?
[Coin World] December 1 is a date worth marking - the Fed is going to stop quantitative tightening. What does this mean for the crypto market? In simple terms, it means that liquidity is coming, and risk assets may see a turnaround.
Looking back at the trend after the end of QT in 2019, many altcoins experienced astonishing increases. Now, there are several coins in a situation quite similar to that year: their exchange rates against Bitcoin have fallen to multi-year lows, and the technical indicators show clear signs of being oversold.
Let's talk about XRP first. The regulatory hurdle has finally loosened, and ETF funds are gradually entering the market. The combination of these two catalysts should not be underestimated. ADA is in a worse situation, having retraced 86% from its peak, but precisely because it has fallen so much, it has shown resilience. The risk coefficient for LINK is calculated to be lower than it was back in 2019, providing a sufficient margin of safety.
The other two targets are also worth paying attention to: Sui has been given a price increase expectation of 350% by some institutions, and although Bitcoin Hyper has a small market capitalization, large whales continue to accumulate. When the liquidity turning point arrives, these undervalued varieties often react first.