#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 last night's rapid rise in Ethereum, the logic behind it is worth clarifying.
The latest rumors on Wall Street are that the Fed is going to take action - the banking system is under pressure at the end of the year, liquidity risks are rising, and the Fed is likely to start sending signals this week: it is ready to restart large-scale asset purchase programs and throw money directly into the market. This is not an adjustment in the magnitude of Wentun's interest rate cut, but to open the monetary floodgate and carry out comprehensive liquidity delivery.
Once this easing expectation is established, global arbitrage funds and safe-haven capital will have to find new places. And Bitcoin and mainstream tokens? They happen to be the highly liquid asset pools that institutional money is most familiar with. Last night's wave of market was essentially a smart big fund that smelled the change and preempted the layout. Behind the price increase is actually poor expectations - the market is digesting a potential easing cycle in advance.
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VitaliksTwin
· 9h ago
Once the Fed's water release is expected to be confirmed, it is inevitable that institutional funds will pour into crypto. Last night's wave of gains was to bet in advance, and the smart money had long smelled it.
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AirdropHuntress
· 9h ago
The difference in expectations is indeed worth paying attention to, but the signal on the Fed's side is not clear enough, don't rush all in - historical data shows that every time such rumors are false and real, the key depends on the specific wording of this week's meeting
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OffchainWinner
· 9h ago
The Fed's release of water is blown every day, but if you really want to throw money in, it depends on the follow-up. Anyway, in this wave of Ethereum's rise, large investors must have smelled something in advance, and we retail investors still follow the rhythm and it's over
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MetaMuskRat
· 9h ago
Well, in other words, the big investors have rushed away again, and we retail investors are always a beat slower...
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BridgeTrustFund
· 9h ago
The Fed's release of water is long overdue, and our group has been waiting for this moment. The smell of big money is the spirit, and I also got on the car last night.
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GasGasGasBro
· 9h ago
Here it is again, as soon as the Fed's water release signal appears, we have to watch the mainstream currency take off, I am very familiar with this routine
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 last night's rapid rise in Ethereum, the logic behind it is worth clarifying.
The latest rumors on Wall Street are that the Fed is going to take action - the banking system is under pressure at the end of the year, liquidity risks are rising, and the Fed is likely to start sending signals this week: it is ready to restart large-scale asset purchase programs and throw money directly into the market. This is not an adjustment in the magnitude of Wentun's interest rate cut, but to open the monetary floodgate and carry out comprehensive liquidity delivery.
Once this easing expectation is established, global arbitrage funds and safe-haven capital will have to find new places. And Bitcoin and mainstream tokens? They happen to be the highly liquid asset pools that institutional money is most familiar with. Last night's wave of market was essentially a smart big fund that smelled the change and preempted the layout. Behind the price increase is actually poor expectations - the market is digesting a potential easing cycle in advance.
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