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Federal Reserve official Collins just threw cold water on the idea of aggressive rate cuts anytime soon. Her take? With inflation still running uncomfortably hot, rushing into a series of cuts would be premature. She's basically pumping the brakes on market expectations that were getting a bit too optimistic about easing monetary policy.



This cautious stance matters because the Fed's rate decisions ripple through every corner of finance—including crypto. When central bankers stay hawkish about keeping rates elevated, risk assets typically face headwinds. Collins isn't alone in this thinking either; several Fed members have echoed similar concerns about declaring victory over inflation too early.

For traders watching macro signals, this reinforces the message: don't expect a dovish pivot until inflation data shows sustained improvement. The Fed clearly wants more proof before making any significant moves on rates.
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SerLiquidatedvip
· 11-24 13:14
Here we go again, the Fed is starting its bearish act once more. Collins is wildly hinting that there will be no interest rate cuts, and we in the crypto world have to hold on for a while longer.
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StablecoinAnxietyvip
· 11-24 09:48
Here we go again with "Don't think about cutting if the data isn't good enough"; these people at the Fed really enjoy teasing.
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DarkPoolWatchervip
· 11-21 14:01
Here comes the cold water again... The Fed really can't stay idle.
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BrokenRugsvip
· 11-21 13:42
The Fed is pouring cold water again, the rate cut dream is shattered, bro. --- Collins really knows how to kill the mood, our little rebound is gone just like that. --- Still thinking about a dovish pivot? Keep dreaming... inflation hasn't come down yet. --- Another wave of bearish sentiment, crypto needs to run when it should. --- Listen, listen, they're starting with the "not enough data" line again. --- High interest rates are here to stay, this time it's really the peak. --- So basically... we have to wait for inflation to really drop before anything happens? That could take forever. --- Same old story, the Fed always says to wait a little longer. --- Tough times for risk assets aren't ending anytime soon. --- When all the officials are speaking in unison, you know this wave of dovish pivot isn't happening.
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IfIWereOnChainvip
· 11-21 13:41
Ha, Collins is pouring cold water again. I knew these Fed guys wouldn't loosen up so quickly.
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EyeOfTheTokenStormvip
· 11-21 13:36
Here we go again? The Fed always holds its ground until the data is "sufficient." My quantitative model predicted this scenario six months ago. Collins is just preparing the market psychologically; the real turning point depends on three consecutive declines in the CPI data. It's inevitable that risk assets will be under short-term pressure, but historical data shows that the end of such tightening cycles often hides the most aggressive rebounds... Don't panic, everyone. Keep trading as usual if that's your strategy. Opportunities always arise in moments of despair.
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