#数字货币市场回升 QT paused ≠ bull run starting gun! The real turning point might still take some time.
In the past few days, there have been messages circulating in the community saying "the tapering has stopped, get ready for takeoff." Calm down, friends, history teaches us one thing — a policy shift is never as simple as flipping a switch.
Looking back at the operations in 2019, after officially announcing the end of the balance sheet reduction, the balance sheet actually continued to shrink for several more weeks due to technical adjustments before truly hitting the bottom. Don't expect that just because we hit the pause button yesterday, everything will be back to normal today. Based on usual projections, the balance sheet is likely to continue to decline for a while, and it may be until the first quarter of next year before we see a real bottom and reversal. In plain language: we are currently in a stage of stopping the bleeding, and it's still a long way from transfusion.
More importantly, stopping the tapering is essentially "not continuing to withdraw liquidity," which is completely different from "actively injecting liquidity." You've heard Powell's rhetoric — maintaining ample reserves, to put it simply, is to prevent systemic risks, not aimed at stimulating the economy. Even if we purchase some treasury bonds each year afterwards, faced with that mountain of fiscal deficits, the effect will be minimal.
What should retail investors do? Don't fantasize that this news can directly explode the market in the short term. Its true meaning lies in: the sword of Damocles hanging over our heads has finally been removed, at least it won't get worse. The current price of $BTC has already reflected quite pessimistic economic expectations, and once confidence is restored, the upside elasticity could be considerable.
Here are a few practical references: First, do not chase prices or panic sell. After news is released, emotional traps are most likely to occur, and blindly chasing highs will only make you a bag holder. Second, keep a close eye on the data window at the beginning of next year. See if the balance sheet resumes growth, or if the interest rate cut expectations are fulfilled, that will be the real signal. Third, continue to dollar-cost average into $BTC and $ETH. The ambiguous market period is the golden time to accumulate chips at a low cost; don't touch those altcoin garbage that jumps three meters a day.
The market always speculates on expectations. Now that the "tightening has ended" has been realized, the next story will have to wait for the "easing to start". Prepare your bullets, manage your positions, and it's not too late to act when the real starting gun sounds.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 12-01 07:31
Here we go again? They said the same thing last year, and what was the result?
Waiting until Q1 next year? I bet five bucks there will be a new excuse by then.
I've heard too much about "stop-loss stage," but I'm still auto-investing in BTC, too lazy to wait for any signals.
That being said, those coins that rise three times a day should really be given up, they’re all just IQ taxes.
What kind of mindset are those buying the dip having? Is it real or fake?
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GmGmNoGn
· 12-01 07:30
Is this the same old story again? I heard similar claims last year, and what happened? It just oscillated sideways for half a year.
Fine, I believe you. Let's see the real results in Q1 next year. For now, let's Auto-Invest, since it won't drop much further.
This guy analyzes well, but I just want to ask—when the starting gun goes off, will retail investors still have bullets?
Stopping the taper does not equal point shaving, that point is valid. But don't be too pessimistic; at least it won't get tighter, which is already Favourable Information.
On a micro level, this is just a process of "bad news becoming less bad." The psychological expectations are pulled back from the brink of despair, and there’s actually quite a bit of room for a Rebound.
Auto-Invest in low-priced coins, and avoid altcoins; I agree with this logic. But the question is—how to determine when it's not "low-priced" but rather a "value trap"?
To be honest, I’m a bit tired of this endless cycle of policy interpretation, feeling like I'm always waiting for the next cycle. However, this article is clear in its thought process and worth reading again.
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MissedTheBoat
· 12-01 07:24
Here we go again? Last year the tapering was going to kill us, and this year stopping the tapering is going to da moon. I think this is just a self-comforting script for the suckers.
I admire those who dare to Auto-Invest; I’ll just lie flat and wait to see what happens since I’m already numb from missing out.
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SelfStaking
· 12-01 07:20
Here we go again? Haven't you learned the lessons from 2019? Now you're still fantasizing about a quick fix. During the bleeding phase, don't think about transfusions; being honest and using Auto-Invest is better than anything else.
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NFTRegretful
· 12-01 07:17
Don't worry, this is just a buffer signal; the real drama is yet to come.
Wait, wasn't the wave in 2019 the same? Announcing the halt of tapering took several weeks to unfold, and this time it might not be any different.
It's just a "not continuing to stab the knife", but that doesn't mean "giving you a blood transfusion". Powell's rhetoric is just for listening.
Now, those buying the dip are betting on future rate cuts, but look at how high the fiscal deficit is; it can't fill this hole at all.
I think Auto-Invest in BTC is still reliable; don't touch those meme coins that really have three limit up and limit down in one day.
Q1 next year is where the focus will be; the restart of balance sheet growth would be the real signal. Right now, it's all just a game of expectations.
This wave is the window period for playing people for suckers; those chasing the price will have to eat noodles.
#数字货币市场回升 QT paused ≠ bull run starting gun! The real turning point might still take some time.
In the past few days, there have been messages circulating in the community saying "the tapering has stopped, get ready for takeoff." Calm down, friends, history teaches us one thing — a policy shift is never as simple as flipping a switch.
Looking back at the operations in 2019, after officially announcing the end of the balance sheet reduction, the balance sheet actually continued to shrink for several more weeks due to technical adjustments before truly hitting the bottom. Don't expect that just because we hit the pause button yesterday, everything will be back to normal today. Based on usual projections, the balance sheet is likely to continue to decline for a while, and it may be until the first quarter of next year before we see a real bottom and reversal. In plain language: we are currently in a stage of stopping the bleeding, and it's still a long way from transfusion.
More importantly, stopping the tapering is essentially "not continuing to withdraw liquidity," which is completely different from "actively injecting liquidity." You've heard Powell's rhetoric — maintaining ample reserves, to put it simply, is to prevent systemic risks, not aimed at stimulating the economy. Even if we purchase some treasury bonds each year afterwards, faced with that mountain of fiscal deficits, the effect will be minimal.
What should retail investors do? Don't fantasize that this news can directly explode the market in the short term. Its true meaning lies in: the sword of Damocles hanging over our heads has finally been removed, at least it won't get worse. The current price of $BTC has already reflected quite pessimistic economic expectations, and once confidence is restored, the upside elasticity could be considerable.
Here are a few practical references:
First, do not chase prices or panic sell. After news is released, emotional traps are most likely to occur, and blindly chasing highs will only make you a bag holder.
Second, keep a close eye on the data window at the beginning of next year. See if the balance sheet resumes growth, or if the interest rate cut expectations are fulfilled, that will be the real signal.
Third, continue to dollar-cost average into $BTC and $ETH. The ambiguous market period is the golden time to accumulate chips at a low cost; don't touch those altcoin garbage that jumps three meters a day.
The market always speculates on expectations. Now that the "tightening has ended" has been realized, the next story will have to wait for the "easing to start". Prepare your bullets, manage your positions, and it's not too late to act when the real starting gun sounds.