Will the Federal Reserve's new measures to release liquidity enable Bitcoin to break through $200,000?

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【Crypto World】Interesting viewpoints worth pondering. A well-known exchange executive recently expressed his views on Federal Reserve policies — he believes that the recent RMP plan is essentially a new guise of quantitative easing, aimed at stimulating the economy through liquidity injection, but at the cost of long-term inflationary pressure accumulating.

What does this mean for Bitcoin? In an environment of abundant liquidity, investors will be more proactive in allocating risk assets to hedge against inflation, highlighting BTC’s attribute as digital gold.

From a price perspective, his forecast path is quite clear: in the short term, BTC will fluctuate between 80,000 and 100,000 USD, mainly driven by policy expectations and market sentiment tug-of-war. If liquidity remains ample, breaking upward to 124,000 USD is not surprising, and further rallying to 200,000 USD also has logical support.

Of course, these are all macro liquidity environment-based speculations; the actual trend will still depend on market participants’ perceptions and unexpected events. Short-term volatility is unavoidable, but the bullish outlook remains relatively solid.

OldLeekConfession · Accepted Answer

The new liquidity disguise, I've heard this phrase several times already. Basically, it's just printing money; sooner or later, you'll have to suffer from inflation.

$200,000... sounds pretty good, but let's see if 8 million can stabilize first before bragging.

These predictive paths sound comfortable, but in actual operation, they often get slapped in the face; the market loves to surprise.

RMP, QE, just a different name for the same old thing. Ultimately, investors still have to judge for themselves.

I've heard the term "breakout upward" so many times, I'm already numb.

MetaverseVagrant · Answer

It's the same old story... RMP is just QE's new skin, I've heard it a hundred times haha

What really matters is that phrase "ample liquidity," but who knows how long this can last

200,000? I just want to see if 12.4 can hold steady before making any decisions

DEXRobinHood · Answer

It's the same old quantitative easing, I'm tired of hearing it haha

The new RMP alias is amazing, this is how the Federal Reserve operates

I'm optimistic about the logic of digital gold, when inflation comes, BTC will have to rise

$200,000? First, we need to get through the painful period of $80,000-$100,000

Liquidity is basically betting on the Federal Reserve's mood

Misunderstanding the market psychology is the real opportunity; if you can't read the market, you won't make money

Let's wait and see when the next catalyst will arrive

GasGoblin · Answer

It's the same old quantitative easing again; the central bank really knows how to play tricks.

That's right, liquidity injection ultimately flows into risk assets. BTC is indeed the best hedge against inflation in this wave.

200,000 yuan? I'm quite looking forward to it, but the premise is that the money printing really doesn't stop.

SolidityNewbie · Answer

RMP is just QE with a different name to scare people, making it seem like something new haha. When liquidity loosens, BTC surges upward—there's nothing wrong with that logic. Let's just wait for it to break 200,000.