The central bank's track record speaks volumes. Remember 2021? Policymakers insisted inflation was just a temporary blip—until it wasn't. Fast forward, and the aggressive rate hikes that followed (after promising restraint) left several regional banks in ruins.
Now we're staring down potential deflation, and what's the response? Radio silence. The same institution that's consistently lagged behind economic reality seems poised to repeat its mistakes.
The solution isn't complicated. Rates need to come down. The economy needs oxygen. Waiting for "more data" while deflationary pressures build is the same playbook that's failed before. Markets—including crypto—are already pricing in the damage from this delayed response.
How many cycles of reactive policy do we need before someone gets proactive?
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 3h ago
The central bank really needs to wake up; the moves from 2021 are still being criticized today. How many more failures will it take before they learn to act in advance?
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WhaleWatcher
· 12-11 01:47
The central bank's approach is really brilliant. In 2021, they said inflation was temporary, but what happened? Now they want to do it all over again? Wake up.
Talking about waiting for data is just procrastination; the crypto market has already seen through it.
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ForkThisDAO
· 12-10 13:10
The central bank is using this trick again? The "temporary inflation" meme from 2021 hasn't been figured out yet, and now they're playing the "wait for more data" game... Truly impressive.
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BearMarketLightning
· 12-10 13:08
The central bank is about to make a move again, always the armchair strategist afterwards... and what are they talking about "more data" for? The data is right here, can't you see it?
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UnluckyLemur
· 12-10 13:03
The central bank is about to cause trouble again, always reacting too late...
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Laughing to death, the "temporary" inflation of 2021 has now become a permanent lesson
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Wait, still waiting for data? The economy is running out of oxygen
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Reaction is always half a beat slow, this time probably going to cut another wave of people
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Cut interest rates, stop hesitating...
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Still haven't learned? One routine can be used for ten years
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The market sees through it all, but the central bank is still sleepwalking
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Radio silence, huh, how ironic
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The same mistake, looping again?
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StableNomad
· 12-10 13:02
nah, the "more data" excuse is peak comedy. watched this exact movie in 2021, spoiler alert: it doesn't end well. statistically speaking, delayed policy responses have like a 0.3 correlation with market stability—basically means they're gonna fumble it again.
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ForumMiningMaster
· 12-10 12:58
The central bank's tactics are becoming more and more outrageous. That farce in 2021 hasn't even ended, and now they're pulling another stunt...
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Basically, it's just being slow to react. Only after the market has responded do they start moving sluggishly.
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Even with deflation approaching, they're still pretending to be dead. Crypto has long been self-priced; it's just ridiculous.
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Cutting interest rates can't be delayed any longer. The economy needs to breathe. Why are they still waiting for data?
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It's always the same routine. How many times do they have to be slapped in the face before they learn?
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These people are always armchair strategists after the fact. No wonder the crypto circle is all about self-rescue.
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Rather than listening to their nonsense, it's better to watch the market. The market is always the most honest.
The central bank's track record speaks volumes. Remember 2021? Policymakers insisted inflation was just a temporary blip—until it wasn't. Fast forward, and the aggressive rate hikes that followed (after promising restraint) left several regional banks in ruins.
Now we're staring down potential deflation, and what's the response? Radio silence. The same institution that's consistently lagged behind economic reality seems poised to repeat its mistakes.
The solution isn't complicated. Rates need to come down. The economy needs oxygen. Waiting for "more data" while deflationary pressures build is the same playbook that's failed before. Markets—including crypto—are already pricing in the damage from this delayed response.
How many cycles of reactive policy do we need before someone gets proactive?