#美联储降息政策 Seeing BitMine accelerate its holdings by 1.38 million ETH this week, I really feel a surge of excitement! This is not just a change in numbers, but a turning signal for market sentiment.



Imagine this: from the caution of November to the aggression of December, the growth rate has surged by 156%—what exactly happened behind this? The keywords are: Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, Fusaka upgrade, and an eight-week recovery period.

The Federal Reserve is changing its pace, shifting from tightening to easing. What does this mean for the crypto ecosystem? Liquidity is flowing back in, quenching the "thirst" for capital. At the same time, the scalability improvements brought by Ethereum's Fusaka upgrade have truly strengthened the fundamentals of the network. This is not illusory hype, but real technological progress.

The best part is that the market has had enough time to digest the previous fluctuations and is now re-pricing assets based on the "future fundamentals." This is precisely what makes Web3 so fascinating—every shock is an opportunity for underlying technology upgrades and value discovery.

I believe that when the macro environment warms up, on-chain infrastructure is updated, and institutional investors accelerate their layout, this will be the eve of the true takeoff of the decentralized finance ecosystem. Buckle up in the coming months, the excitement is just beginning!
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