#比特币波动性 Will Powell lower interest rates this time? The answer may be more nuanced than you think.
Famous financial journalist Nick Timiraos recently revealed that the upcoming interest rate meeting has almost become a solo performance by the Chair—internal factions have already laid the groundwork, just waiting for his command. But the key takeaway is: this is likely to be the only rate cut window this year, and as for what comes next? Don't hold your breath.
In plain language, it means: The central bank is willing to open the liquidity valve, but only gives you the chance to fill a ladle of water, and immediately closes the valve after you fill it, also clearly telling you "just this once."
What does this mean for the crypto market? In the short term, there may be a breather in terms of liquidity, but if you expect continuous easing to drive sustained increases, think again. Historical data shows that the market response after a single rate cut often presents an "impulsive" characteristic—quick rises followed by long periods of consolidation.
In trading, one needs to be wary of the classic trap of "good news turning into bad news". When everyone is celebrating a rate cut, it may be a signal for smart money to prepare to withdraw.
In one sentence: This interest rate cut is more like an emergency painkiller, not a nutrient solution. Only those who understand the policy rhythm won't be on guard during the celebration.
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SolidityJester
· 11-28 02:30
After the pulse-style pump, there is a shake, I am too familiar with this trap, I have seen through it long ago.
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 11-27 14:22
After the pulse rise, it will oscillate again, it's the same old trap.
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SolidityStruggler
· 11-25 13:47
Stand guard after the pulse pump? No thanks, I'm already ready to Cut Loss.
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OffchainWinner
· 11-25 09:22
It's this trap again. You think you can eat a year's profit with just one rate cut? Wake up, everyone.
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LiquidatorFlash
· 11-25 09:17
Single pulse pump, followed by long-term oscillation, liquidation risk still exists.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 11-25 09:17
Pulse-style pump? Sounds like the perfect script for Be Played for Suckers.
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UncommonNPC
· 11-25 09:11
After a pulse-style pump, it enters a consolidation phase. In simple terms, it's the bull trap strategy. We retail investors are always the last ones to catch a falling knife.
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DataOnlooker
· 11-25 09:09
After the impulsive pump, there has been a long-term fluctuation. I've seen this trap many times; don't be fooled by the short-term respite.
#比特币波动性 Will Powell lower interest rates this time? The answer may be more nuanced than you think.
Famous financial journalist Nick Timiraos recently revealed that the upcoming interest rate meeting has almost become a solo performance by the Chair—internal factions have already laid the groundwork, just waiting for his command. But the key takeaway is: this is likely to be the only rate cut window this year, and as for what comes next? Don't hold your breath.
In plain language, it means: The central bank is willing to open the liquidity valve, but only gives you the chance to fill a ladle of water, and immediately closes the valve after you fill it, also clearly telling you "just this once."
What does this mean for the crypto market? In the short term, there may be a breather in terms of liquidity, but if you expect continuous easing to drive sustained increases, think again. Historical data shows that the market response after a single rate cut often presents an "impulsive" characteristic—quick rises followed by long periods of consolidation.
In trading, one needs to be wary of the classic trap of "good news turning into bad news". When everyone is celebrating a rate cut, it may be a signal for smart money to prepare to withdraw.
In one sentence: This interest rate cut is more like an emergency painkiller, not a nutrient solution. Only those who understand the policy rhythm won't be on guard during the celebration.