ProfessionalAnalystOldHao

2025 is coming to an end soon, and many people are starting to look ahead to the 2026 crypto market: "Will there be a bull run next year? Which assets should I allocate?" But I want to first give everyone a cold shower: don't be fooled by the Federal Reserve's "policy fog"! The 2026 crypto market will present both opportunities and risks, and the risks may be more deadly than the opportunities. In this article today, I will analyze the Federal Reserve's policy trends and outline three core opportunities and two deadly risks for 2026, helping you make fewer mistakes and earn more in the new yea

Remember the last time the U and USD price difference was this big was in the second half of 2021.
At that time, there was talk of withdrawing from exchanges.
The market was quite panicked.
Back then, the USD was at 6.35,
and the U price seemed to have dropped to 5.9.

Remember the last time the U and USD price difference was this big was in the second half of 2021.
At that time, there was talk of withdrawing from exchanges.
The market was quite panicked.
Back then, the USD was at 6.35,
and the U price seemed to have dropped to 5.9.

According to BlockBeats, on December 26, Bitcoin retreated approximately 30% from its all-time high, providing an opportunity for tax harvesting. Several financial advisors have stated that this year, digital asset tax-loss harvesting activities may be significantly more than in previous years.
As of now, Bitcoin has declined about 5% year-to-date, while the S&P 500 index has risen approximately 18% during the same period. This notable divergence has prompted investors to sell floating-loss Bitcoin positions before the end of the year to offset capital gains from stock investments.
BlockBeats

According to BlockBeats, on December 26, Bitcoin retreated approximately 30% from its all-time high, providing an opportunity for tax harvesting. Several financial advisors have stated that this year, digital asset tax-loss harvesting activities may be significantly more than in previous years.
As of now, Bitcoin has declined about 5% year-to-date, while the S&P 500 index has risen approximately 18% during the same period. This notable divergence has prompted investors to sell floating-loss Bitcoin positions before the end of the year to offset capital gains from stock investments.
BlockBeats