PANews reported on December 31st that, according to Forbes, influenced by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts this year and the nearly 10% drop in the US dollar exchange rate, market expectations for a dollar "devaluation crisis" in 2026 are rising, which analysts believe could trigger a new round of Bitcoin price increases. Institutions such as ING and Unchained predict that loose monetary policy will drive funds into the crypto market. If Trump is re-elected and replaces the Federal Reserve Chairman, policies may become more dovish, which is seen as a potential positive factor. Currently, Bitcoin is priced at around $90,000, and the market is focusing on the catalytic effect of interest rate trends on price movements.