#数字资产生态回暖 The outcome of the Fed's latest interest rate decision, to be honest, is quite interesting.
The third consecutive 25 basis point cut arrived as expected, but the key point is that dot plot—only one rate cut is expected in 2026, which is a pretty strong signal. The market had hoped to see more room for cuts, but the policy stance has become more cautious, with a lot of hawkish tones.
From the crypto market's reaction, it's a classic "pricing game." Many funds had already reacted in advance before the announcement. After the dust settled, prices briefly surged then stagnated, and even showed signs of a pullback. This "hope first, reality later" rhythm has played out several times in crypto markets.
Now, the atmosphere is a bit delicate—some people see this as a window for mid- to long-term positioning, while others are wondering if there might be selling pressure by the end of the year. Mainstream assets like $BTC and $ETH are still showing a volatile pattern in the short term.
What are your thoughts on the upcoming trend? Should we continue building positions into the end of the year or wait and see? Let’s discuss our ideas.
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PaperHandSister
· 12-11 01:20
Doing the same thing again? Hope to buy before the meeting and sell after, but in our circle, it's just a parrot repeating the same thing, hilarious.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 12-11 01:19
Is it that old trick of "rise first, then fall" again, with only one rate cut next year? I feel a bit duped.
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ChainWanderingPoet
· 12-11 01:18
It's the same trick again, first hype up expectations then trap the bulls. I think, in 2026, only one rate cut will be hinted at, implying that the room for RRR cuts isn't as large as expected. Next, it will depend on the US economic data.
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Frontrunner
· 12-11 01:13
It's the same old trick of "buy hope first, sell reality later"—fall for it every time. I'm truly amazed.
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QuietlyStaking
· 12-11 01:07
It's the same old trick again, first rises, then falls, then sideways trading. Why does it feel so familiar?
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 12-11 00:57
It's the same trick again—cutting interest rates, cutting interest rates, but the market reacts in the opposite way... The hawkish stance is indeed a bit harsh; a rate cut not until 2026 shows some real intention.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 12-11 00:52
It's another round of the "pricing game." This wave isn't as optimistic as expected, and the dot matrix chart really woke people up.
Let's wait and see. At this time of year, having a strong bottom-fishing mindset can easily lead to being trapped.
#数字资产生态回暖 The outcome of the Fed's latest interest rate decision, to be honest, is quite interesting.
The third consecutive 25 basis point cut arrived as expected, but the key point is that dot plot—only one rate cut is expected in 2026, which is a pretty strong signal. The market had hoped to see more room for cuts, but the policy stance has become more cautious, with a lot of hawkish tones.
From the crypto market's reaction, it's a classic "pricing game." Many funds had already reacted in advance before the announcement. After the dust settled, prices briefly surged then stagnated, and even showed signs of a pullback. This "hope first, reality later" rhythm has played out several times in crypto markets.
Now, the atmosphere is a bit delicate—some people see this as a window for mid- to long-term positioning, while others are wondering if there might be selling pressure by the end of the year. Mainstream assets like $BTC and $ETH are still showing a volatile pattern in the short term.
What are your thoughts on the upcoming trend? Should we continue building positions into the end of the year or wait and see? Let’s discuss our ideas.