The White House has recently sent out a major signal—a leading contender for the next Federal Reserve chair made a public statement yesterday, bluntly saying that the U.S. economy will enter a golden cycle in 2026. This individual, seen as a key strategist, has always had a strong influence on policy direction.
The market has already picked up on the shift. If expectations for monetary easing are truly realized, improved liquidity would be a long-term positive for risk assets. As a representative of alternative assets, Bitcoin has historically experienced independent rallies during easing cycles. Of course, there are still uncertainties before policies are implemented, but such remarks at least give the bulls some room for imagination.
Short-term volatility is inevitable, but it might be time to reassess the logic for medium- and long-term allocations.
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DegenWhisperer
· 12h ago
2026 gold cycle? Sounds good, but I'm more concerned about how much Bitcoin can rise in the next six months.
The easing cycle has indeed been historically proven, but now the information gap is gone, everyone is on the same starting line.
The room for imagination before policies are implemented is the favorite feed for retail investors. I'll wait for solid confirmation before making a move.
Talking about short-term fluctuations is easy, but the real test is whether you can hold your mentality—that's the reason for 99% of failures.
Everyone is talking about allocation logic, but I just want to know how many coins you guys still have left without hitting stop-loss?
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 12h ago
2026 gold cycle? Let's see if we can even make it to then, haha.
Wait, is this just setting psychological expectations for the crypto crowd?
Bitcoin does take off easily during easing cycles, but if you enter now, will you just end up holding the bag again...
When these kinds of expectations come out, you actually need to be cautious. Haven't we learned enough from history?
But for long-term allocation, it's true that we need to recalculate, assuming there really will be easing.
Can we trust the Fed to do what they say? Let's wait and see.
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ChainComedian
· 12h ago
Here we go again with the 2026 gold cycle? Wake up, the policies haven’t even been implemented yet, and the bulls are already daydreaming.
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So just because the easing cycle is here, Bitcoin has to skyrocket? History repeats itself, but it’s never exactly the same, my friend.
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As soon as the wind changes, everyone goes all-in. I just want to see what people will say when they get proven wrong.
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Wow, now even imagination is valuable.
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2026 is still far away. Let’s see how the Fed acts next year before popping the champagne.
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Hmm, this argument sounds familiar... How many people lost money the last time this was said?
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Liquidity improvement = risk assets soaring? Somehow I don’t think it’s that simple...
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I agree there are uncertainties before policy implementation. Everything after that is just gambling.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12h ago
The 2026 gold cycle? Let's see if we can even make it to next year first.
Another round of policy expectations, this trick is getting old. If you fall for it, you deserve to get rekt.
Wait, is this hinting that now is the time to get in? Why does it feel like a setup to me?
The easing cycle argument has been repeated a hundred times—if you actually believe it in crypto, you’re bound to get rinsed.
Forget it, I'll just stock up on some spot holdings for now. It's just spare money anyway, so I'll treat it as a game.
I've heard this kind of "long-term bullish" talk way too many times...
Until the policy is actually implemented, it's all just BS. Anyone following the herd now is basically paying tuition.
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FlatlineTrader
· 12h ago
The 2026 gold cycle? Hold on, I’ve heard this kind of pitch way too many times, and it always ends up unfinished.
Let’s wait until the policy actually gets implemented; right now it’s all just speculation.
Is it even real? Every time they hype it up like this.
If everyone could make money during an easing cycle, why do so many people still lose?
If Bitcoin can just keep up with this wave, that’s good enough—don’t overthink it.
Here we go with the storytelling again. Better just watch the candlesticks.
There are too many policy uncertainties; I’ll just hold my coins and wait.
I heard this logic in the last bull market, and then 2022 happened.
Room for imagination? I care more about when the real benefits will materialize.
Long-term allocation, right? Then I’ll just keep stacking.
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ContractTearjerker
· 12h ago
Once again, it's just the White House and the Fed floating rumors. Just listen, don't really believe it.
Come on, fellow gamblers, it's time for the annual "golden cycle" drama.
2026? Bro, I only care if it explodes this year or not. Don't give me dreams about next year.
Easing cycle? Hah, that's what they said last time too. And what happened?
Bitcoin bulls are dreaming, I'm counting cash.
There are still a lot of variables before the policies are actually implemented. Just try not to get rekt too badly.
Here we go again—short-term volatility, long-term allocation... Sounds like they're just making excuses for their own losses.
The White House has recently sent out a major signal—a leading contender for the next Federal Reserve chair made a public statement yesterday, bluntly saying that the U.S. economy will enter a golden cycle in 2026. This individual, seen as a key strategist, has always had a strong influence on policy direction.
The market has already picked up on the shift. If expectations for monetary easing are truly realized, improved liquidity would be a long-term positive for risk assets. As a representative of alternative assets, Bitcoin has historically experienced independent rallies during easing cycles. Of course, there are still uncertainties before policies are implemented, but such remarks at least give the bulls some room for imagination.
Short-term volatility is inevitable, but it might be time to reassess the logic for medium- and long-term allocations.