#数字货币市场洞察 Chinese crypto analyst Ban Muxia recently made a bold prediction: this week, if the central bank cuts rates and expands its balance sheet, it could directly ignite a rally in risk assets for December. U.S. stocks, digital assets, gold, and silver could all take off together.
This person has been laying the groundwork for a while. Looking back at his analysis published on November 11, he clearly predicted a policy turning point in December—ending balance sheet reduction and returning liquidity to the relatively loose levels of autumn 2019. He even gave a more aggressive timetable: real large-scale easing would have to wait until next May, when Trump’s side gains the initiative over monetary policy, referencing the intensity of the March 2020 operations.
The market is already full of anticipation for a policy shift, and Ban Muxia’s “one-month rally” logic has been like a shot of adrenaline for holders of cryptocurrencies and equities. Of course, there are also plenty of cautious voices: how much liquidity will actually be released after the policy is implemented will depend on the execution. After all, when expectations are already high, you have to watch out for the classic scenario of “the shoe drops and the market tanks.”
How strong will this liquidity narrative burn? The market’s response in the coming weeks will provide the answer.
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liquidation_watcher
· 12-08 07:49
If Banmuxia's prediction fails this time, we should turn bearish.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-08 07:47
Banmu Xia's rhetoric sounds pretty far-fetched. Expectations have been hyped up so much—what if the central bank isn't actually that aggressive?
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OptionWhisperer
· 12-08 07:45
Banmuxia’s logic sounds great, but to put it bluntly, it’s just a bet on the central bank’s execution. Don’t cry when the real crash happens.
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DaoResearcher
· 12-08 07:44
According to the liquidity model derived from the white paper, this policy expectation is essentially a market interpretation of token-weighted voting—whoever holds more tokens has the most say, but the incentive mechanism has never been aligned.
Looking at the on-chain data, the high level of sentiment in November was really problematic, and now they're stoking the liquidity narrative again... Why is it so easy to fall for this?
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SleepTrader
· 12-08 07:30
Ban Mu Xia’s explanation sounds pretty reasonable, but I still feel like it might overestimate the power of policy.
We’ve seen plenty of cases where the “shoe drops” and the market takes a hit—could this just be the same playbook again?
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DegenGambler
· 12-08 07:26
Banmuxia's rhetoric sounds great, but we need to be cautious and not let ourselves get burned before he becomes the "Prophet King."
#数字货币市场洞察 Chinese crypto analyst Ban Muxia recently made a bold prediction: this week, if the central bank cuts rates and expands its balance sheet, it could directly ignite a rally in risk assets for December. U.S. stocks, digital assets, gold, and silver could all take off together.
This person has been laying the groundwork for a while. Looking back at his analysis published on November 11, he clearly predicted a policy turning point in December—ending balance sheet reduction and returning liquidity to the relatively loose levels of autumn 2019. He even gave a more aggressive timetable: real large-scale easing would have to wait until next May, when Trump’s side gains the initiative over monetary policy, referencing the intensity of the March 2020 operations.
The market is already full of anticipation for a policy shift, and Ban Muxia’s “one-month rally” logic has been like a shot of adrenaline for holders of cryptocurrencies and equities. Of course, there are also plenty of cautious voices: how much liquidity will actually be released after the policy is implemented will depend on the execution. After all, when expectations are already high, you have to watch out for the classic scenario of “the shoe drops and the market tanks.”
How strong will this liquidity narrative burn? The market’s response in the coming weeks will provide the answer.