2026-01-16 04:30:49

#Strategy加仓BTC policy trends at the beginning of the year are worth paying attention to. The reserve requirement ratio still has room—currently only 6.3%, which means there is a significant possibility of liquidity being released from banks. At the same time, the international dollar is also loosening, and the exchange rate is relatively stable. These factors combined open up a lot of imagination for the market.

Fund flow trends can tell a lot. Recently, active players have been pondering which sectors can emerge, and the market cycle turning point feels increasingly near. From a technical perspective, assets like $ETH, $SOL, and $XRP are all in positions worth watching, especially against the backdrop of improved liquidity expectations.

Stay observant, but don’t completely sleep on it. Policy windows are limited, and the market trend could come at any time.

BTC-0,48%

ETH0,58%

SOL0,25%

XRP0,76%

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-17 11:54

Another policy window? The last time I said that was half a year ago, haha.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 01-16 16:37

The reserve ratio is only 6.3%, which is quite a bit of room... The dollar has loosened but the exchange rate remains stable, that's pretty interesting.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 01-16 05:00

The reserve ratio is only 6.3%, which indeed leaves a lot of room. Once liquidity is released, the market could soar.

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AllInAlice

· 01-16 04:52

The reserve ratio is only 6.3%? That's quite a bit of room for maneuver, and the liquidity easing depends on this wave. Can SOL catch up in this round of gains? Feels like it's been under ETH's pressure for too long. The policy window could close at any time, brothers, don't be too relaxed. The dollar loosening and exchange rate stabilization indeed present opportunities, but it all depends on how funds move. Should I buy XRP at this position? I'm conflicted... If liquidity expectations change, whether these coins can rise depends on how the situation unfolds next. To add to BTC, you need to time it right. Should I buy now or wait for a pullback? Would love to hear your thoughts.

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MevTears

· 01-16 04:40

The reserve ratio is only 6.3%? What does that mean, the banks are about to start easing liquidity, haha. A few days ago, I looked at the trends of ETH and SOL, and it’s quite interesting, just not sure how far this wave can go. With the dollar loosening and policy windows opening, I feel like the next starting point is right in front of us, but I’m still hesitant to go all in. I’ve been watching these few assets for a while; once liquidity picks up, it will really be different. The policy window might be tighter than we think, so we need to stay prepared at all times. I’m a bit unsure about XRP, but since everyone is paying attention, I’ll follow along for now. No way, if a turning point really occurs, all my previous dollar-cost averaging would be wasted. The reserve ratio really indicates the situation; it seems the central bank has to take a gamble too. ETH’s current position is really comfortable, much better than before. It feels like this time is truly different, but I might also get caught again. Liquidity is the core; with money, there will naturally be market movements. Let’s wait and see.

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