#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Fed's FOMC meeting can be called Bitcoin's "monthly test" Six ⚡️ of the seven decisions this year have been accompanied by BTC diving, which is more accurate than luck...
Looking back at the annual performance, you know that it is powerful: the wave in January directly smashed 27%, and in October, it fell by nearly 30%, and the market value evaporated by nearly 30% in a single day. The bulls who watched the transcript of Powell's speech were mostly going to turn off the lights 🍜 and eat noodles overnight The only contrarian May rose by 15%, and now it is like an illusion!
Interestingly, this round of the market is generally betting on interest rate cuts, and the probability has soared to 89%, and Bitcoin has also rebounded ahead of schedule. But senior players have actually seen through the routine 🤯 for a long time because this year is the same script every time - speculate on expectations first, and smash the market as soon as the boots land, as soon as Powell answered reporters' questions, the volatility was directly full, and the callback was always present on time.
Bitcoin is currently hovering at the 90,000 mark, and another FOMC meeting is about to be held 📅 This time can the "six falls curse" be broken or continue to cycle history? No one dares to pack tickets... It is recommended that you observe light positions and not gamble heavily, after all, in the face of the Fed's level of policy, all K-line charts may be killed in seconds.
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fork_in_the_road
· 3h ago
Here we go again with this routine? Falling first, then rising—I've fallen for this trick every time, and I've finally seen through it.
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RebaseVictim
· 6h ago
Is the curse of six falls going to be broken this time, I still have to eat noodles again, I really can't gamble.
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CryptoComedian
· 6h ago
The probability of six times is so ruthless, I bet I will smash it next time. Powell's mouth is more accurate than my stop loss.
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GhostWalletSleuth
· 6h ago
Six dives, this is called regular smashing, I feel that I can lose less if I recognize the routine early
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governance_lurker
· 6h ago
Six times smashed, this time the mentality is going to explode haha
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VitalikFanAccount
· 6h ago
Six falls curse, can it really be broken this time, I feel that Powell has already written the script...
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Fed's FOMC meeting can be called Bitcoin's "monthly test" Six ⚡️ of the seven decisions this year have been accompanied by BTC diving, which is more accurate than luck...
Looking back at the annual performance, you know that it is powerful: the wave in January directly smashed 27%, and in October, it fell by nearly 30%, and the market value evaporated by nearly 30% in a single day. The bulls who watched the transcript of Powell's speech were mostly going to turn off the lights 🍜 and eat noodles overnight The only contrarian May rose by 15%, and now it is like an illusion!
Interestingly, this round of the market is generally betting on interest rate cuts, and the probability has soared to 89%, and Bitcoin has also rebounded ahead of schedule. But senior players have actually seen through the routine 🤯 for a long time because this year is the same script every time - speculate on expectations first, and smash the market as soon as the boots land, as soon as Powell answered reporters' questions, the volatility was directly full, and the callback was always present on time.
Bitcoin is currently hovering at the 90,000 mark, and another FOMC meeting is about to be held 📅 This time can the "six falls curse" be broken or continue to cycle history? No one dares to pack tickets... It is recommended that you observe light positions and not gamble heavily, after all, in the face of the Fed's level of policy, all K-line charts may be killed in seconds.