Only looking at candlestick charts, people can only capture short-term fluctuations. But if you extend your vision to the year 2026, you'll realize that the real big picture is just beginning.

What will happen that year? Two seemingly independent but actually closely related major events.

The leadership change at the Federal Reserve, coupled with the US midterm elections. These are not just two political events but a "repositioning" of global capital flows.

From a pragmatic perspective, decision-makers are very clear: to win the election, it's not about rhetoric but hard data—stock market gains, economic growth, asset appreciation. Voters are looking at whether their wallets are getting fatter.

So what is the inevitable result? The Federal Reserve must appoint a "more cooperative" chair. This is like in the crypto market: to boost the coin price, you first need to ensure that the key positions in exchanges are occupied by your people. Monetary policy is that baton of command, determining the direction of asset prices.

Once the new chair is in place, this baton will swing according to a predetermined rhythm. What will that rhythm be?

In 2026, we are very likely to witness a rare historical "aggressive rate cut cycle." This is not speculation but an inevitable deduction based on power struggles, economic interests, and human nature.

Liquidity is quietly accumulating. For mainstream crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, what does ample liquidity mean? The market has already given the answer. Those who are still on the sidelines now may regret it.