#BTC与代币化贵金属对比 at 3 a.m. tonight, an important meeting on global asset allocation is about to take place - the release of the Federal Reserve's decision.
A 25 basis point rate cut is basically a routine operation within expectations, but it is actually the official words that really determine the direction of the market. A dovish sentence, the market may open champagne; A hawkish sentence, assets dive in minutes.
This time, internal divisions are particularly obvious: on the one hand, there are concerns about employment data and advocate continued easing; On the other hand, there is a fear of a rebound in inflation and a tendency to maintain the status quo. There is a high probability that there will be some unexpected signals in the dot plot - whether interest rate cuts will continue this year will become ambiguous, and the number of opposition votes may also refresh expectations.
The impact on the crypto market will be divided into several levels:
**Short-Term Shock (Tonight to Tomorrow Morning)** The interest rate cut policy itself may not be good. If the Fed signals that it may pause interest rate cuts, the market is immediately at risk of a sharp decline. Futures traders need to pay special attention to their risk exposure during this period.
**Medium-term Critical (Coming Weeks)** The key is whether the Fed restarts balance sheet expansion. Once liquidity starts to be released, this is the real fuel that drives up asset prices.
**Long-term trend (coming months)** Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, and the market may experience significant fluctuations, but as long as the liquidity environment turns loose, there will always be funds to undertake the bottom price. The general direction of the bull market should still be there.
The question now is: will you choose to settle in tonight, or will you wait for the adjustment of the dip layout? It depends on your judgment of the Fed's attitude.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12-13 07:33
Knowing whether you're making a profit or a loss at three in the morning worries your sleep quality.
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OnchainHolmes
· 12-12 15:08
At 3 a.m., the hawks are shorting; let's directly liquidate a batch of contracts.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-10 19:05
Those few sentences at three in the morning are worth much more than 25 ideas. Over the years, I haven't seen the Federal Reserve really clarify anything.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 12-10 08:39
At three o'clock in the morning, I guess I would have to stay up late, and if the dot plot is a hawk, I will directly clear the warehouse and run away
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SilentAlpha
· 12-10 08:39
The meeting at three o'clock in the morning, to put it bluntly, depends on the Fed's mouth, and it is outrageous that one wording can determine the trend of the next few weeks.
I personally choose to read the resolution before moving, after all, there are too many copies on the mountainside now.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 12-10 08:36
At three o'clock in the morning, you can either open champagne or dive, there is no middle way.
Really hawkish words can directly blow up the contract buddy.
The dot map is now like a blind box, and any accident can pop up.
I think the key is to look at liquidity, no matter how much it falls in the short term, as long as the faucet is turned on.
But to be honest, I really haven't decided whether to run or buy the bottom now.
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MoneyBurner
· 12-10 08:33
At three o'clock in the morning, I bet on the hawkish signal to smash the market directly, and the contract leverage has been halved, waiting for the opportunity to buy the bottom
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MercilessHalal
· 12-10 08:21
At three o'clock in the morning, this wave is really a gamble of luck, and I feel that the Fed is torn apart a lot...
Wait for interest rate cuts to continue or pause? I wonder if the dot plot will surprise me.
To put it bluntly, the contract position still has to be reduced, and you can't bet on this.
#BTC与代币化贵金属对比 at 3 a.m. tonight, an important meeting on global asset allocation is about to take place - the release of the Federal Reserve's decision.
A 25 basis point rate cut is basically a routine operation within expectations, but it is actually the official words that really determine the direction of the market. A dovish sentence, the market may open champagne; A hawkish sentence, assets dive in minutes.
This time, internal divisions are particularly obvious: on the one hand, there are concerns about employment data and advocate continued easing; On the other hand, there is a fear of a rebound in inflation and a tendency to maintain the status quo. There is a high probability that there will be some unexpected signals in the dot plot - whether interest rate cuts will continue this year will become ambiguous, and the number of opposition votes may also refresh expectations.
The impact on the crypto market will be divided into several levels:
**Short-Term Shock (Tonight to Tomorrow Morning)**
The interest rate cut policy itself may not be good. If the Fed signals that it may pause interest rate cuts, the market is immediately at risk of a sharp decline. Futures traders need to pay special attention to their risk exposure during this period.
**Medium-term Critical (Coming Weeks)**
The key is whether the Fed restarts balance sheet expansion. Once liquidity starts to be released, this is the real fuel that drives up asset prices.
**Long-term trend (coming months)**
Short-term fluctuations are inevitable, and the market may experience significant fluctuations, but as long as the liquidity environment turns loose, there will always be funds to undertake the bottom price. The general direction of the bull market should still be there.
The question now is: will you choose to settle in tonight, or will you wait for the adjustment of the dip layout? It depends on your judgment of the Fed's attitude.