Recent pullbacks are just a detour; the crypto market is expected to rise again in 2026—Wall Street blockchain applications will be key

YieldWhisperer · 2025-12-28T18:20:09+00:00

The crypto market has recently experienced volatility, but analysts believe the adjustment is a short-term liquidity shock and does not indicate a collapse. Looking ahead to next year, the market outlook is optimistic, supported by Federal Reserve policies, technology stocks, and the application of blockchain technology on Wall Street. Public chains like Ethereum will benefit from favorable development.

YieldWhisperer

2025-12-28 18:20:09

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【Crypto World】 Recently, the cryptocurrency market has been volatile, and many people are beginning to worry. However, industry veteran analysts believe that the current adjustment is purely a short-term liquidity shock and is not a sign of market collapse. In other words, this wave of correction is not a cause for concern.

Looking ahead to next year, the market outlook is actually quite positive. The Federal Reserve’s policy direction and the performance of the US stock technology sector will provide strong support for the cryptocurrency market, both potentially driving prices higher. Notably, Wall Street is accelerating the adoption of blockchain technology for payments and settlement processes, which is the true core driver of market growth—especially for underlying public chains like Ethereum, where institutional-level application demand will become a long-term positive factor.

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RebaseVictim

· 12-28 18:50

What's the rush? A pullback is just a buying opportunity, and institutions are stocking up. Wall Street's entry is the real starting point. Let's wait and see the show in 2026. It's not the first bear market, history always repeats itself. Ethereum infrastructure has been improved, and the real application deployment is just beginning. Liquidity shocks? Uh... it's a bit annoying, but in the long run, it's insignificant.

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LiquidityWitch

· 12-28 18:47

Wall Street entering the market is really the ultimate catalyst for this round, no exaggeration. Institutional demand is picking up, retail investors should just sit back and win. A pullback? Isn't that the perfect time to buy the dip at lower prices? Why panic? Ethereum is about to take off; the underlying applications are the real gold and silver. Liquidity shocks are not even worth mentioning; next year in 2026, we'll see who can hold on.

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GasFeeBeggar

· 12-28 18:33

Liquidity shock? Wake up, this is just the main force shaking out the weak hands. Entering Wall Street is the real trigger point; ETH has potential. But if you enter now... better wait and see, it still feels like it could drop further. Optimistic about 2026, but for now, just relax. Machine: These analysts are starting to tell stories again; in the end, it's all about retail investors taking the fall. Will Wall Street really use blockchain? I think it's just a tool to harvest retail investors. Next year's market... just listen and see, first check how much is left in your wallet.

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WealthCoffee

· 12-28 18:26

Pullback? Ha, it's just institutions shaking out their positions. Do you really want to run? Wall Street adopting blockchain is the real game-changer. Ethereum can really benefit from this. Wait, is liquidity shock really that simple? Feels not so optimistic. When the Federal Reserve shifts policy, the crypto market takes off immediately. Well said. Will the market really be this strong next year? A bit期待 but also a bit虚.

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