#2026年比特币行情展望 The new Federal Reserve voting member recently signaled that as long as the economy remains stable, there is a possibility of starting interest rate cuts by the end of 2026. This is good news for the crypto market—it clarifies the direction and dispels the illusion of "cutting soon." The expected first rate cut might be delayed from the first half of the year to the second half or even later.



From a decision-making perspective, factors like immigration and the labor force are deeply influencing the Fed's thinking. The state of the labor market directly determines whether inflation can be lowered and whether the economy is resilient, which is the key link in the entire logic chain.

In simple terms: if inflation continues to decline, employment data remains stable, and GDP grows modestly, there is a chance to see rate cuts before the end of 2026. But the biggest uncertainty on this path still lies in the pressure from the labor market—this needs to be monitored continuously. For risk assets like $BTC and $ETH, this clarification and moderation of expectations can alleviate a lot of short-term anxiety.
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BlockImpostervip
· 01-05 21:42
Hmm... interest rates won't be cut until the end of 2026. How long do I have to wait? Can my BTC wait? Haha
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MEVEyevip
· 01-05 07:11
Brothers, the Federal Reserve's recent signals are basically saying "Don't worry, let's wait and see." The fact that interest rate cuts won't happen until the end of 2026 is actually a reassurance for the crypto market, at least no need to guess every day. The labor market is indeed the key. Ultimately, it still depends on whether employment can stay stable, as that is the decisive factor. But to be honest, the premise of "as long as the economy doesn't have problems" is itself the biggest uncertainty. Who dares to say there won't be issues in the second half of the year? Right now, it seems to ease anxiety, but if a black swan event occurs later, everything will be pointless.
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MoonlightGamervip
· 01-05 07:05
Finally, there's a clear timetable, no more guessing every day haha The labor market definitely needs to be closely watched; it feels like the real variable now Interest rate cuts won't happen until the end of 2026? Then we still have to wait, but it's much better than the previous uncertainties
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AirdropHuntervip
· 01-05 07:04
The labor market is the real ticking time bomb, right? Once it loosens up, it's game over. Interest rates won't be cut until the end of 2026... do we have to endure another two years? But at least the expectations are clear, which is better than guessing blindly. Wait, is employment really that crucial? It seems like every time this is said, but when the data comes out, it's a different story. Listening to short-term relief from anxiety is fine, but relying on interest rate cuts to rescue the market is still too naive. When it comes to Bitcoin, it ultimately depends on the Federal Reserve's mood. Why is it so unlucky?
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casinovip
· 01-05 06:52
When the labor market is in chaos, all expectations are useless; you still need to keep a close eye on employment data.
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ProposalManiacvip
· 01-05 06:45
The labor market variable, simply put, is the Federal Reserve's "proposal voting rights"—it only counts if it passes the vote. Will interest rates be cut before the end of 2026? It depends on whether employment data cooperates. This is exactly the logic of a multi-signature wallet; no one’s say-so counts.
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