The crypto scene has been lively again lately—a certain analyst made a bold prediction this week: the Fed’s upcoming rate cut might trigger a “chain reaction” in the market.

On December 8, this analyst explicitly stated: if a rate cut is combined with the restart of balance sheet expansion, once the tight liquidity loosens, US stocks, digital assets, and precious metals might all rally together. He added: don’t just focus on this week, the entire month of December could see a sustained upward trend.

Looking back at his earlier comments, he had already hinted at this on November 11—back then he predicted that in December, the Fed would stop quantitative tightening and switch to quantitative easing, even drawing parallels to the market in October 2019. Even more aggressively, he believes that a true liquidity surge will have to wait until May next year, because by then a key figure may have control over the Fed’s decision-making, potentially leading to a repeat of the “feeding the market directly” scenario from March 2020.

Right now, the entire market is waiting for the Fed’s actual moves. Will this prediction prove accurate? The market trends over the next few days will likely serve as the most direct test.