Tonight's interest rate meeting, a 25 basis point cut should be a certainty. The more critical timing point is mid-next year—Old Powell's term will come to an end, and the new president will arrange for their own people to take over. What does this mean? The path of rate cuts in the second half of the year is likely to continue.
Under this macro environment, it is worth observing whether the market can truly break the old four-year cycle rule, as some big shots mentioned, and directly enter a sustained upward trend. When market sentiment and policy resonate, unexpected movements often occur.
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LiquidationKing
· 19h ago
With such strong expectations of interest rate cuts, it's truly unreasonable to expect the market to take off.
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BottomMisser
· 19h ago
The easing cycle has no end once it starts; just keep pushing in the second half of next year.
Whether this wave of the pancake can break through is still uncertain; it depends on how the policies cooperate.
25 basis points, so what? The key is whether the new president's team will cause trouble.
Breaking old rules? Not impossible, but I'm just worried it might be another false alarm.
If policy and market sentiment resonate together, that ominous wind will really start blowing.
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TheMemefather
· 19h ago
The 25 basis point rate cut has been confirmed, but what I really want to see is the mid-year operation next year. With such strong policy support, can the market really break the four-year cycle? Not sure, just waiting to be proven wrong.
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YieldWhisperer
· 20h ago
With such strong expectations of interest rate cuts, it really feels like next year will be a bit different.
The policy environment is so friendly; can Bitcoin finally break through?
Old Bao leaves, new people take over, and will there be more easing in the second half of the year? That would be interesting.
The four-year curse really needs to be broken this time; market sentiment is strong enough.
The policy wind is blowing fiercely; can this wave truly continue its upward trend?
It feels like next year will be a watershed moment. Can the market driven by expectations of rate cuts be reliable?
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BearMarketSage
· 20h ago
With such strong expectations of interest rate cuts, we really have to see who takes the helm next year. But to be honest, policy factors often have a greater impact on people's psychology than technical factors.
If the pancake can truly break the four-year cycle, that would be unbelievable. I still trust the fundamentals a bit more.
Old Bao stepping down and a new person taking over, with the money faucet turned on like this, the crypto market is exciting but don’t get too happy too early. Risk pricing will eventually need to be settled.
Tonight's interest rate meeting, a 25 basis point cut should be a certainty. The more critical timing point is mid-next year—Old Powell's term will come to an end, and the new president will arrange for their own people to take over. What does this mean? The path of rate cuts in the second half of the year is likely to continue.
Under this macro environment, it is worth observing whether the market can truly break the old four-year cycle rule, as some big shots mentioned, and directly enter a sustained upward trend. When market sentiment and policy resonate, unexpected movements often occur.