The date December 1, 2025, may be written into the encryption history.
The Federal Reserve officially pressed the pause button on QT that day. What does the end of quantitative tightening mean? The market's faucet is about to be turned back on.
Someone dug up the old account book from 2019 - that year when QT was halted, the encryption market surged like it had been given a shot of adrenaline. Now Bitcoin is holding above $88,000, and many people are already calculating: if new funds really come in, can we find a bottom at the $87,000 level? Aiming for $95,000 sounds not too greedy.
The most sensitive areas may be stablecoins and the DeFi sector, as these guys usually have the keenest sense. But don't celebrate too early—keep a close eye on the Fed's upcoming interest rate actions; a policy shift does not mean a green light all the way.
The return of liquidity is a good thing, but the market never writes the script too clearly. This wave of operation, is it the starting point of a super cycle, or yet another bait for the bulls? Time will provide the answer.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 15h ago
In 2019, I bought everything at the bottom, if it comes back to 87k this time, I will go all in.
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SandwichHunter
· 19h ago
Here we go again with this trap... Just because it worked in 2019 doesn't mean it will this time? This time is different, bro.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 19h ago
87000 buy the dip? It sounds easy to say, but it looks more like another play to get the suckers.
History repeats itself, but people never learn, the story of 2019 is still not over.
Those foxes in stablecoin have already sensed it, while retail investors are still calculating what 95000... their mindset is about to collapse.
Liquidity returning does not mean it's a starting point; it’s more likely the beginning of a bear trap.
Has the Fed really stopped QT? I still have to trust the data, not the words; the interest rate is the true king.
95000? I actually want to see if it can return to 80000.
DeFi is about to start performing again; how many people will be washed out in this wave.
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PumpDoctrine
· 19h ago
The wave in 2019 really took off, whether it can be replicated this time depends on whether the funds are willing to enter the market.
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EthMaximalist
· 19h ago
The surge in 2019 really took off, can we replicate it this time? It seems a bit uncertain...
Don't just focus on BTC, DeFi is the real carnival.
Buying the dip at 87k sounds tempting, just afraid it's another trap.
As soon as QT stops, they want to set a bull trap for us? Hehe, same old tricks.
Liquidity is back, and I know stablecoins are about to da moon.
Is this time really different? I'm suspicious.
A target of 95k isn't greedy? Are you kidding me?
Whether it's a bull trap or a supercycle, I'm just going to hold onto it for now.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 20h ago
88000 can't hold, it feels like it's going to fall again...
The date December 1, 2025, may be written into the encryption history.
The Federal Reserve officially pressed the pause button on QT that day. What does the end of quantitative tightening mean? The market's faucet is about to be turned back on.
Someone dug up the old account book from 2019 - that year when QT was halted, the encryption market surged like it had been given a shot of adrenaline. Now Bitcoin is holding above $88,000, and many people are already calculating: if new funds really come in, can we find a bottom at the $87,000 level? Aiming for $95,000 sounds not too greedy.
The most sensitive areas may be stablecoins and the DeFi sector, as these guys usually have the keenest sense. But don't celebrate too early—keep a close eye on the Fed's upcoming interest rate actions; a policy shift does not mean a green light all the way.
The return of liquidity is a good thing, but the market never writes the script too clearly. This wave of operation, is it the starting point of a super cycle, or yet another bait for the bulls? Time will provide the answer.