2025-12-25 15:27:14

Senior Wall Street analyst and co-founder of a well-known research institution Tom Lee recently shared his outlook on the economic prospects for next year. He pointed out that the Federal Reserve's policy tone in 2026 is likely to shift from the current relatively cautious stance to a more dovish approach.

Once the Federal Reserve adopts such a dovish stance, it will have a significant psychological boost on corporate decision-making. The rebound in business confidence often directly drives the initiation of investment and expansion plans, thereby boosting overall economic growth. This shift in policy expectations could present considerable opportunities for the crypto market.

Against this macro backdrop, the performance of leading projects like Ethereum and Uniswap warrants close attention. Ample liquidity and rising risk appetite typically bring new growth momentum to the DeFi ecosystem and related tokens. Meanwhile, cross-chain projects like BIFI may also encounter new opportunities in a policy-friendly environment. Many market participants have already begun adjusting their investment strategies in preparation for this potential policy shift.

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TokenDustCollector

· 2025-12-28 14:44

The Federal Reserve is printing money again, and it's our turn to benefit. Wait, can we really trust what Tom Lee says? How did this guy say last year? Liquidity is abundant? Brothers, don't get caught off guard. Every time they say that, it still drops. I'm optimistic about DeFi, just afraid to go all in, it's too虚 (虚 means "虚" in Chinese, which can imply "虚拟" or "虚空," but in this context, it likely means "虚" as in "虚虚实实" or "虚虚实实"—a feeling of uncertainty or虚拟). BIFI? Never heard of it. Does anyone play with it? If the dovish stance really materializes, we can get in later, it's not too late. Why FOMO now? Waiting for the dip to buy is the best. You guys just never learn. If this rally really happens, ETH has a chance. Long-term, it's still worth holding. Honestly, the market is all about policy hype, with no real fundamentals backing it. But who cares? If the money comes, just earn it. Keep paying attention.

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CountdownToBroke

· 2025-12-27 13:00

Dovish turn? Here we go again, always saying it'll take off next year. I'll just wait and see my holdings first. Everyone's adjusting their strategies, and I'm still adjusting my mindset while losing money. Liquidity abundant? Come on, wake up. That's what institutions say when they're cutting the leeks. DeFi ecosystem about to rise again? Fine, I'll buy some more ETH. Anyway, I've already gone all in. Federal Reserve easing = we're about to get hammered again. Why is this logic so stable? Cross-chain project opportunities? You're right, my opportunity is just to keep losing money. Tom Lee is back to selling hope. He said the same thing last year. I still remember that pitch. Wait, only in 2026 will be dovish? What am I supposed to do this year, brothers?

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FlippedSignal

· 2025-12-25 15:57

The King of Going Off Topic is here. No matter how eloquently Tom Lee speaks, it can't change the current bear market. Let's just focus on surviving first. Wait, how much longer do we have to wait until 2026... It feels a bit far away. What should I do with the ETH I hold now? Honestly, I think this guy is a bit too optimistic. History tends to repeat itself. Doves are doves, but the key is whether the coin prices are willing to buy in. DeFi liquidity is abundant, what’s the point? The Federal Reserve loosens policy and you think about trading cryptocurrencies? I’ve been scared of getting cut, but... maybe try a small amount. Why can BIFI take off? It sounds just like a typical pump-and-dump scheme. Isn’t this guy just trying to get us to buy in now? I’m not that stupid. The Federal Reserve’s old tricks are outdated. They always operate in the opposite direction at critical moments. Looking at his analysis, if they really turn dovish... then we’d better prepare our ammunition.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 2025-12-25 15:56

Laughing to death, it's another "policy-friendly" story. In our crypto circle, we've heard so many that our ears are getting calloused. Wait, Tom Lee is dovish, so should we retail investors be happy or keep buying the dip and losing money? By 2026, my altcoins will have already gone to zero, no need to wait for policies anymore. DeFi ecosystem growth momentum? Bro, you're talking as if it's really happening. I feel like you're just telling us a comedy show. Abundant liquidity and rising risk appetite, in other words, the whales want to take another cut, right?

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SignatureDenied

· 2025-12-25 15:55

Tom Lee is again making cold remarks, 26 years is still early. Doves are coming, ETH is directly surging? I think it's uncertain. Liquidity is abundant... last time I heard this, the coin dropped for three months. How's the Uniswap market? I'll check first before saying. Cross-chain projects? Fk those things, it's still safer to hold mainstream coins firmly.

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MetaverseMortgage

· 2025-12-25 15:52

Is the dovish stance coming? Then we really need to pay attention to how liquidity moves. Hmm, whether Tom Lee's recent statements are reliable or not remains to be seen; 26 years is still a long way off. DeFi is about to take off, finally waited for this moment. When the Federal Reserve eases, the coins rise; this routine is getting old. Wait, could cross-chain become the next hot topic? Is it true? The predictions for this year were proven wrong, can we still trust next year? I'm out, all in ETH. Is that all? Do we have to wait 26 years for it to loosen? I can't wait that long. Having ample liquidity is good, but the key question is: will risk appetite truly increase?

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