The Federal Reserve's new round of liquidity measures has officially been launched, and discussions about the prospects of cryptocurrencies are heating up accordingly. Renowned analyst Hayes recently shared some views, believing that this policy adjustment is a direct positive for Bitcoin.

According to his analysis, Bitcoin may stay within the range of $80,000 to $100,000 in the short term. Once the market fully reacts to this easing expectation, the price could rebound to $124,000, with further upside potential possibly reaching $200,000. He mentioned that a sentiment-driven peak might occur around March next year, and even if there is a pullback afterward, the bottom could be higher than the current level.

Interestingly, shortly after elaborating on these views, Hayes transferred several hundred Ethereum. This "call for bullishness while reducing holdings" move often attracts market participants' attention and interpretation—after all, the actions of influential figures are often more persuasive than their words.

For retail investors, there are several key points to consider: First, don't be blinded by bullish expectations; many crazy rallies in history ended at the peak. Second, at this stage, consider deploying gradually, but be sure to control your single-position size and reserve ammunition for possible pullbacks. Third, pay close attention to the Federal Reserve's subsequent policy directions and whether Bitcoin can stay above $80,000 steadily. These two factors will greatly influence the subsequent market trend. Short-term volatility is normal; don't get shaken out by technical corrections.