#比特币2026年行情展望 This week's market may be a bit "lively," but not because of any single piece of news hitting the market, rather due to a series of macro events erupting simultaneously—if you notice trading volume suddenly becoming active and funds swinging back and forth between bottom-fishing and profit-taking, don't rush to find a single cause; the entire market is actually digesting several major events at once.

First, let's look at liquidity: on Monday, the Federal Reserve will release short-term liquidity through Treasury bill operations, amounting to about $15-20 billion. This influx can provide some flexibility to the funding environment. But the real "excitement" comes from what happens afterward.

From midweek to the weekend, a series of heavyweight events will unfold. The Federal Reserve FOMC statement will update its assessment of economic growth, inflation levels, and interest rate trends—such official statements are often key points for large funds to reassess risk assets. Simultaneously, the U.S. Supreme Court will rule on Trump's tariffs case, which involves how the international trade system operates, thereby influencing global capital flows and risk appetite. Although Trump's speech at Davos sounds like "macro commentary," the crypto circle will still interpret it as "regulatory developments."