#Solana行情走势解读 $BCH $PEPE $SOL



U.S. policy signals are releasing a strong wave of liquidity. Recently, this series of intensive actions has directly reshaped market expectations—energy costs, financing costs, and consumption pressures are all easing simultaneously, providing a significant boost to risk assets.

Specifically: Venezuela's oil and gas extraction is expected to increase supply potential by approximately 1.8 trillion dollars, which could significantly lower the global energy price center. Concurrently, real estate policies—such as 200 billion dollars in bond buybacks and 50-year ultra-long-term loans—are directly reducing interest rate costs. Expectations like credit card interest caps at 10% and the Federal Reserve's target rate lowering to 1% further release market liquidity.

This creates a clear logical chain for the crypto space: decline in energy costs → easing inflationary pressures → decline in real interest rates → capital seeking new yield outlets. When traditional fixed-income yields are suppressed, institutional risk appetite naturally rises. As a high-yield asset class, the crypto market often gains excess attention during such easing cycles.

Mainstream cryptocurrencies like SOL, BTC, and ETH, representing ecosystem liquidity, typically find new upward space in environments of low interest rates and high risk appetite. The key also depends on the synchronization of policy implementation pace and market sentiment.
SOL1,93%
BCH-1,45%
PEPE9,26%
BTC3,75%
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LongTermDreamervip
· 11h ago
Oh man, this wave of policy easing is really flooding the market. I mentioned this logic three years ago, and now it's finally being validated. When energy costs ease, liquidity will flow into risk assets, and us crypto traders naturally benefit. SOL really has a shot this time; although I lost a bit when I last bought the dip, that doesn't stop me from staying bullish haha. --- In a low interest rate environment, how else can we allocate? What else can we speculate on? Coins, of course, there's no turning back; this is an inevitable three-year cycle. --- Bro, your logical framework is well-structured, but it's too optimistic. The pace of policy implementation is well said, but the real test is just beginning. --- If energy costs drop, will inflation pressure be released? I feel like this is still just talk on paper; the market has to really start moving for it to count. --- Feels like every time it's the same story. How many "easing cycles" have we gone through in the past three years? Yet SOL is still so volatile... But on the other hand, low interest rates really leave me with nowhere to put my money. --- A 50-year ultra-long loan design? They're really going all out. Once liquidity is released, our high-risk assets are really going to take off. Get ready to catch the wave, everyone.
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ConfusedWhalevip
· 16h ago
It's the same relaxed logic again... Let's see how long it can hold up.
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 01-13 12:59
Starting to talk about policy easing stimulating the coin price again. I've heard this logic countless times last year. Every time they say "capital needs to find an exit for returns," but what happened? It still got hammered down. It's a bit annoying.
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SchrodingerGasvip
· 01-13 04:52
Hmm... once again, the narrative of "policy easing → risk assets surge" sounds quite convincing, but it feels like there's a lack of on-chain evidence to support it?
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SigmaValidatorvip
· 01-12 00:59
So, does that mean funds are moving into the crypto space? Can I still get on the SOL train now?
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RegenRestorervip
· 01-12 00:57
It's another story of policy easing; no matter how clear the logic is, it can't compensate for poor execution.
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zkProofGremlinvip
· 01-12 00:55
When interest rates drop, institutions can't sit still, and this wave of SOL definitely has potential
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0xSherlockvip
· 01-12 00:55
Low interest rates are really the aphrodisiac of the crypto world; this wave of SOL must be thoroughly understood.
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YieldWhisperervip
· 01-12 00:34
actually wait, let me just check the math on this 18 trillion dollar venezuela thing... smells like classic narrative inflation tbh
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DegenMcsleeplessvip
· 01-12 00:34
Here we go again with this story? Just because policies are relaxed, does that mean prices will go up? Don't forget, what was said last time was pretty intimidating too...
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